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FamilyScientific Name Common NameHabitatDistributionImage
AsteraceaePalafoxia callosaSmall PalafoxiaCalcareous glades, barrens, and woodlands, blackland prairies.MO, AR, and OK south to c. TX and COA; disjunct in c. MS.image of plant
AsteraceaePalafoxia feayiFeay’s PalafoxiaLongleaf pine sandhills, Florida scrub.FL peninsula north to Dixie, Marion, and Volusia counties.image of plant
AsteraceaePalafoxia hookeriana var. hookerianaShowy PalafoxiaXeric sandy pine and oak-pine woodlands.Endemic to the TX Coastal Plain, from ec. TX to s. TX. Turner & Morris (1976) mention its occurrence "as a weed locally in Lucedale, Mississippi, where it was introduced by seed obtained from natural populations in Texas by the local Methodist preacher".
AsteraceaePalafoxia hookeriana var. minorCarrizo PalafoxXeric oak and oak-pine woodlands, mainly or entirely on the Carrizo sands.Endemic to the TX Coastal Plain (Carrizo sands area).
AsteraceaePalafoxia integrifoliaCoastal Plain PalafoxiaLongleaf pine sandhills.Sc. GA (Carter, Baker, & Morris 2009) south to s. FL.image of plant
AsteraceaePalafoxia reverchoniiReverchon's PalafoxiaLongleaf pine woodlands, other dry, sandy oak-pine woodlands.Endemic to TX Coastal Plain.image of plant
AsteraceaePalafoxia rosea var. macrolepisRose PalafoxSandy soils.E. WY south to sc. TX and w. TX.
AsteraceaePalafoxia rosea var. roseaRose PalafoxSandy soils.OK south to e. and se. TX.
AsteraceaePalafoxia sphacelataRayed PalafoxSandy prairies.NE and CO south to nc. TX, trans-Pecos TX, NM, and Mexico (CHH, COA, DGO, SON), barely entering our area.image of plant
AsteraceaePalafoxia texana var. ambiguaTexas PalafoxiaCalcareous, rocky or sandy sites, also in dry, disturbed areas.W. LA west to s. TX and TAM, more coastal in distribution than var. texana.
AsteraceaePalafoxia texana var. texanaTamaulipan PalafoxRocky or gravelly calcareous soils in thornscrub.Tamaulipan Plains area of s. TX (barely entering our area), south and west to TAM, NLE, COA, and CHI.

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