The TEX/LL herbaria's vegetation area 'D' (outlined in red).

Chamaesyce in the Lower Panhandle of Texas

by Bob Harms 

The TEX/LL herbaria's vegetation area 'D' (outlined in red) was somewhat arbitrarily selected for this survey, with focus on the possibility of occurrence in Mitchell County (outlined above in green). The area appears to be largely transitional from other Ecological Regions of Texas recognized by the Texas Parks & Wildlife Department.

I am grateful to Professor Billie Turner for his most recent maps for the Chamaesyce distributions shown.

Chamaesyce acuta

Chamaesyce albomarginata

Chamaesyce chaetocalyx

Chamaesyce fendleri

Chamaesyce geyeri

Chamaesyce glyptosperma

Chamaesyce jejuna

Chamaesyce lata

Chamaesyce maculata

Chamaesyce missurica

Chamaesyce nutans

Chamaesyce prostrata

Chamaesyce serpens

Chamaesyce serpyllifolia Questionable in region

Chamaesyce serrula

Chamaesyce stictospora