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Map: the Great Plains.




Map: the Midwest.
— (using Census Bureau boundaries)


  • Flora of the Great Plains and the Midwest, of the central and western United States in North America


  • See also: Index: Flora of the Great Plains (North America) and Index: Flora of the North-Central United States





Subcategories


This category has the following 3 subcategories, out of 3 total.






  • ► Trees of the Plains-Midwest (United States)‎ (22 P)



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  • ► Native grasses of the Great Plains region‎ (43 P)





  • ► Grasslands of the North American Great Plains‎ (1 C, 47 P)








Pages in category "Flora of the Plains-Midwest (United States)"


The following 194 pages are in this category, out of 194 total. This list may not reflect recent changes (learn more).




 



  • Central tall grasslands

  • Flint Hills

  • High Plains (United States)

  • Konza Prairie Biological Station

  • Montana Valley and Foothill grasslands

  • Northern tall grasslands

  • Osage Plains

  • Upper Midwest forest-savanna transition

  • Western short grasslands




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  • Sandhills (Nebraska)



*



  • Central forest-grasslands transition

  • Central Great Plains (ecoregion)

  • Nearctic realm

  • North American Prairies Province

  • Texas blackland prairies

  • Great Plains ecoregion




A



  • Acalypha rhomboidea

  • Achnatherum robustum

  • Adlumia fungosa

  • Agoseris glauca

  • Agriculture on the prehistoric Great Plains

  • Allium drummondii

  • Allium textile

  • Ambrosia artemisiifolia

  • Ambrosia confertiflora

  • Ambrosia tomentosa

  • Amelanchier arborea

  • Amianthium muscaetoxicum

  • Amorpha canescens

  • Andropogon gerardi

  • Andropogon hallii

  • Androsace occidentalis

  • Aphanostephus skirrhobasis

  • Apios americana

  • Aristida purpurea

  • Asclepias amplexicaulis

  • Asclepias incarnata

  • Asclepias meadii

  • Atriplex argentea




B



  • Bidens vulgata

  • Blephilia ciliata

  • Blephilia hirsuta

  • Boehmeria cylindrica

  • Bouteloua curtipendula

  • Bouteloua gracilis

  • Bouteloua hirsuta

  • Brickellia eupatorioides

  • Brickellia grandiflora




C



  • Calopogon oklahomensis

  • Calylophus lavandulifolius

  • Calylophus serrulatus

  • Carex inops

  • Carex molesta

  • Carex nebrascensis

  • Carex rossii

  • Chaerophyllum tainturieri

  • Chaetopappa asteroides

  • Chasmanthium latifolium

  • Chenopodium berlandieri

  • Chenopodium leptophyllum

  • Chenopodium pratericola

  • Cirsium muticum

  • Conyza ramosissima

  • Cornus racemosa

  • Cuscuta campestris




D



  • Dalea candida

  • Dalea purpurea

  • Diarrhena americana

  • Dodecatheon meadia




E



  • Elymus canadensis

  • Elymus glaucus

  • Elymus villosus

  • Eragrostis trichodes

  • Eriogonum alatum

  • Eryngium yuccifolium

  • Erysimum capitatum

  • Euphorbia marginata

  • Euphorbia nutans

  • Eustoma russellianum




F



  • Flaveria campestris

  • Forestiera acuminata

  • Frangula caroliniana




G



  • Gaillardia pinnatifida

  • Gaillardia pulchella

  • Gaillardia suavis

  • Gaura coccinea

  • Gentiana puberulenta

  • Gillenia stipulata

  • Gillenia trifoliata

  • Grindelia ciliata




H



  • Hackelia floribunda

  • Hordeum pusillum

  • Houstonia longifolia

  • Houstonia purpurea

  • Houstonia rosea

  • Hydrangea arborescens

  • Hymenopappus flavescens

  • Hymenopappus scabiosaeus

  • Hymenopappus tenuifolius




I


  • Iva annua



J


  • Juniperus ashei



K



  • Kallstroemia parviflora

  • Kalmia polifolia

  • Kentucky coffeetree

  • Krascheninnikovia lanata

  • Krigia dandelion

  • Krigia occidentalis

  • Krigia virginica

  • Krigia wrightii




L



  • List of flora of Arkansas

  • Lepidium oblongum

  • Lespedeza leptostachya

  • Lespedeza virginica

  • Liatris aspera

  • Liatris elegans

  • Liatris punctata

  • Liatris pycnostachya

  • Lilium philadelphicum

  • Limnodea

  • Limnodea arkansana

  • Lomatium foeniculaceum

  • Lupinus perennis




M



  • Malus ioensis

  • Marshallia

  • Mimulus ringens

  • Monarda punctata




O



  • Oenothera macrocarpa

  • Oenothera serrulata

  • Orthocarpus luteus

  • Osmundastrum cinnamomeum

  • Oxytropis lambertii

  • Ozark witchhazel




P



  • Packera aurea

  • Packera glabella

  • Packera plattensis

  • Panicum virgatum

  • Paspalum setaceum

  • Passiflora incarnata

  • Pedicularis lanceolata

  • Pellaea glabella

  • Penstemon calycosus

  • Penstemon digitalis

  • Physalis virginiana

  • Plagiobothrys scouleri

  • Plantago elongata

  • Platanthera praeclara

  • Potentilla rivalis

  • Prunus mexicana

  • Prunus pensylvanica

  • Prunus serotina

  • Ptilimnium

  • Pycnanthemum tenuifolium




Q



  • Quercus havardii

  • Quercus stellata




R



  • Rhododendron groenlandicum

  • Rumex venosus




S



  • Sagittaria graminea

  • Salix exigua

  • Salvia azurea

  • Sanicula canadensis

  • Schizachyrium scoparium

  • Scutellaria incana

  • Scutellaria ovata

  • Scutellaria parvula

  • Selaginella densa

  • Senecio flaccidus

  • Silphium integrifolium

  • Silphium laciniatum

  • Silphium perfoliatum

  • Solanum elaeagnifolium

  • Solidago speciosa

  • Sorghastrum nutans

  • Spartina pectinata

  • Sphaeralcea coccinea

  • Sporobolus heterolepis

  • Stanleya pinnata

  • Styphnolobium

  • Symphyotrichum sericeum




T



  • Tephrosia virginiana

  • Tetraneuris acaulis

  • Tetraneuris linearifolia

  • Thermopsis rhombifolia

  • Tiarella cordifolia

  • Toxicodendron pubescens

  • Tragia ramosa

  • Trichostema dichotomum

  • Trillium cernuum

  • Trillium grandiflorum

  • Trillium pusillum

  • Trillium viridescens




V



  • Veronicastrum virginicum

  • Vitis rotundifolia




Y



  • Yucca filamentosa

  • Yucca glauca








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