13 results for Family: Loasaceae. More search options

Family	Scientific Name	Common Name	Habitat	Distribution	Image
Loasaceae	Cevallia	Stinging-serpent
Loasaceae	Cevallia sinuata	Stinging-serpent, Stinging Cevallia	Rocky or gravelly open areas.	OK, n. NM, and n. AZ south through c. and w. TX to s. TX and Mexico.
Loasaceae	Eucnide	Stingbush
Loasaceae	Eucnide bartonioides var. edwardsiana	Edwards Plateau Rocknettle	Limestone bluffs and calcareous gravels.	Endemic to the eastern Edwards Plateau and vicinity.
Loasaceae	Loasaceae	Loasa Family
Loasaceae	Mentzelia	Blazingstar
Loasaceae	Mentzelia albescens	Wavyleaf Blazing-star	Dry, rocky areas, disturbed areas.	MO and se. KS south to se. TX, c. TX, w. TX, s. AZ, and Mexico.
Loasaceae	Mentzelia decapetala	Ten-petal Mentzelia	Prairies, disturbed areas.	MB, SK, and AB south to c. TX, CO, and UT.
Loasaceae	Mentzelia floridana	Stickleaf	Hammocks, shell middens, dunes, other dry sands.	Ne. FL (Duval County) south to s. FL; Bahamas.
Loasaceae	Mentzelia lindheimeri	Texas Stickleaf	Coastal dunes and flats, limestone gravel and exposures.	Sc. and s. TX south to Mexico.
Loasaceae	Mentzelia nuda	Blazing-star	Prairies; eastwards in disturbed areas.	SD and MT south to TX, NM, and AZ; reported for se. MO and w. NC by Kartesz (2020).
Loasaceae	Mentzelia oligosperma	Chickenthief, Pegahosa, Stickleaf	Hill prairies, calcareous glades.	MI to WY, south to IL, AR, TX, NM, and AZ.
Loasaceae	Mentzelia reverchonii	Prairie Stickleaf, Buena Mujer	Limestone or gravelly soils.	OK and CO south to s. TX, w. TX, e. NM, and Mexico (COA, NLE).