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  • Alkali sink

  • Desert dry wash

  • Desert riparian

  • List of flora of the Lower Colorado River Valley

  • List of flora of the Sonoran Desert Region by common name

  • List of Little Picacho Wilderness flora

  • Mojave Basin and Range (ecoregion)

  • Saltbush scrub

  • Shadscale scrub

  • Flora of the Colorado Desert

  • The Jepson Manual




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  • Flora of the Sonoran Desert

  • List of southern LCRV flora by region

  • Pinyon-juniper woodland

  • Sagebrush steppe

  • Mesquite Bosque

  • List of Sonoran Desert wildflowers




A



  • Abronia pogonantha

  • Abronia turbinata

  • Abronia villosa

  • Abutilon palmeri

  • Acalypha californica

  • Acamptopappus

  • Acamptopappus shockleyi

  • Acamptopappus sphaerocephalus

  • Achnatherum aridum

  • Achnatherum parishii

  • Achnatherum thurberianum

  • Acmispon americanus

  • Aesculus californica

  • Agave deserti

  • Agave utahensis

  • Aliciella leptomeria

  • Allenrolfea occidentalis

  • Allium atrorubens

  • Allium fimbriatum

  • Allium lacunosum

  • Allium nevadense

  • Allium parishii

  • Ambrosia confertiflora

  • Ambrosia dumosa

  • Ambrosia eriocentra

  • Ambrosia ilicifolia

  • Ambrosia salsola

  • Amphipappus

  • Amphipappus fremontii

  • Amsinckia tessellata

  • Amsinckia vernicosa

  • Androstephium breviflorum

  • Anemopsis

  • Anisocoma

  • Antirrhinum coulterianum

  • Arctostaphylos pungens

  • Arenaria congesta

  • Arenaria macradenia

  • Argemone corymbosa

  • Argyrochosma jonesii

  • Aristida adscensionis

  • Aristida californica

  • Aristida purpurea

  • Artemisia bigelovii

  • Artemisia nova

  • Artemisia spinescens

  • Artemisia tridentata

  • Asclepias albicans

  • Asclepias californica

  • Asclepias eriocarpa

  • Asclepias erosa

  • Asclepias fascicularis

  • Asclepias linaria

  • Asclepias nyctaginifolia

  • Asclepias subulata

  • Asclepias vestita

  • Astragalus acutirostris

  • Astragalus albens

  • Astragalus bernardinus

  • Astragalus casei

  • Astragalus cimae

  • Astragalus coccineus

  • Astragalus crotalariae

  • Astragalus didymocarpus

  • Astragalus douglasii

  • Astragalus funereus

  • Astragalus gilmanii

  • Astragalus inyoensis

  • Astragalus layneae

  • Astragalus lentiginosus

  • Astragalus malacus

  • Astragalus mohavensis

  • Astragalus monoensis

  • Astragalus newberryi

  • Astragalus nutans

  • Astragalus nuttallianus

  • Astragalus oophorus

  • Astragalus panamintensis

  • Astragalus pseudiodanthus

  • Astragalus sabulonum

  • Astragalus tidestromii

  • Astragalus tricarinatus

  • Astragalus trichopodus

  • Astrolepis cochisensis

  • Atrichoseris

  • Atrichoseris platyphylla

  • Atriplex argentea

  • Atriplex canescens

  • Atriplex confertifolia

  • Atriplex covillei

  • Atriplex elegans

  • Atriplex fruticulosa

  • Atriplex hymenelytra

  • Atriplex lentiformis

  • Atriplex nuttallii

  • Atriplex parryi

  • Atriplex phyllostegia

  • Atriplex polycarpa

  • Atriplex serenana

  • Atriplex spinifera

  • Atriplex truncata

  • Ayenia compacta




B



  • Baccharis salicifolia

  • Baccharis sergiloides

  • Bahiopsis parishii

  • Baileya multiradiata

  • Baileya pauciradiata

  • Baja California Desert

  • Barrel cactus

  • Bebbia

  • Bebbia juncea

  • Berberis haematocarpa

  • Berberis harrisoniana

  • Blepharidachne kingii

  • Blitum californicum

  • Boerhavia intermedia

  • Boerhavia triquetra

  • Boerhavia wrightii

  • Bouteloua eriopoda

  • Bouteloua gracilis

  • Bouteloua trifida

  • Brickellia californica

  • Brickellia longifolia

  • Brickellia multiflora

  • Bromus arizonicus

  • Bromus carinatus

  • Buddleja utahensis




C



  • Calliandra eriophylla

  • Calochortus excavatus

  • Calochortus flexuosus

  • Calochortus panamintensis

  • Calochortus striatus

  • Calycoseris parryi

  • Calycoseris wrightii

  • Calystegia longipes

  • Calystegia peirsonii

  • Camissonia strigulosa

  • Canbya

  • Canbya candida

  • Canotia

  • Canotia holacantha

  • Carex nebrascensis

  • Carex straminiformis

  • Carnegiea gigantea

  • Castela emoryi

  • Castilleja angustifolia

  • Castilleja exserta

  • Castilleja foliolosa

  • Castilleja linariifolia

  • Caulanthus cooperi

  • Caulanthus coulteri

  • Caulanthus crassicaulis

  • Caulanthus glaucus

  • Caulanthus hallii

  • Caulanthus inflatus

  • Caulanthus pilosus

  • Ceanothus greggii

  • Cercocarpus ledifolius var. intricatus

  • Chaenactis carphoclinia

  • Chaenactis fremontii

  • Chaenactis glabriuscula

  • Chaenactis stevioides

  • Chaenactis xantiana

  • Chaetopappa ericoides

  • Chenopodium atrovirens

  • Chenopodium californicum

  • Chenopodium desiccatum

  • Chenopodium fremontii

  • Chenopodium leptophyllum

  • Chenopodium pratericola

  • Chilopsis

  • Chloris virgata

  • Chorizanthe brevicornu

  • Chorizanthe corrugata

  • Chorizanthe parryi

  • Chorizanthe rigida

  • Chorizanthe spinosa

  • Chorizanthe watsonii

  • Chrysothamnus depressus

  • Chrysothamnus greenei

  • Chrysothamnus viscidiflorus

  • Chylismia claviformis

  • Cistanthe monandra



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