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For guidance on using flora distribution categories, see WP:PLANTS/Using the WGSRPD.






This category includes the native flora of Northwestern Mexico, in North America. Taxa of the lowest rank are always included. Higher taxa are included only if endemic.


For the purposes of this category, "Northwestern Mexico" is defined in accordance with the World Geographical Scheme for Recording Plant Distributions, with Mexico as level 2 region #79, and Northwestern Mexico as level 3 MXN.[1] This area is defined by the political boundaries of these four states: Baja California, Baja California Sur, Sinaloa, and Sonora.



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Subcategories


This category has the following 5 subcategories, out of 5 total.



B





  • ► Flora of Baja California‎ (1 C, 702 P)





  • ► Flora of Baja California Sur‎ (1 C, 67 P)




S





  • ► Flora of Sinaloa‎ (1 C, 38 P)





  • ► Flora of Sonora‎ (1 C, 221 P)




T




  • ► Trees of Northwestern Mexico‎ (4 C, 33 P)







Pages in category "Flora of Northwestern Mexico"


The following 200 pages are in this category, out of approximately 287 total. This list may not reflect recent changes (learn more).

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  • Mesquite Bosque



*



  • Madrean pine-oak woodlands

  • Sierra Madre Occidental pine-oak forests




A



  • Abronia fragrans

  • Abutilon palmeri

  • Acmispon americanus

  • Acmispon argophyllus

  • Acmispon argyraeus

  • Acmispon glaber

  • Acmispon grandiflorus

  • Acmispon maritimus

  • Agave americana

  • Agave angustifolia

  • Agave parryi

  • Agriculture in the prehistoric Southwest

  • Agrostis exarata

  • Agrostis microphylla

  • Agrostis scabra

  • Allenrolfea occidentalis

  • Ambrosia dumosa

  • Ambrosia monogyra

  • Ambrosia psilostachya

  • Ambrosia salsola

  • Ambrosia trifida

  • Amelanchier utahensis

  • Amoreuxia gonzalezii

  • Anemone tuberosa

  • Apocynum × floribundum

  • Arbutus arizonica

  • Arctostaphylos pungens

  • Argyrochosma jonesii

  • Aristida californica

  • Aristida purpurea

  • Asclepias asperula

  • Astragalus coccineus

  • Astragalus crotalariae

  • Astragalus didymocarpus

  • Astragalus nuttallianus

  • Atrichoseris

  • Atrichoseris platyphylla

  • Atriplex argentea

  • Atriplex elegans




B



  • Baccharis salicifolia

  • Baccharis sergiloides

  • Bahiopsis parishii

  • Baileya multiradiata

  • Baileya pauciradiata

  • Baileya pleniradiata

  • Bebbia

  • Bebbia juncea

  • Bessera

  • Bidens lemmonii

  • Bidens tenuisecta

  • Blepharoneuron

  • Boerhavia intermedia

  • Boerhavia wrightii

  • Bommeria

  • Bouteloua trifida

  • Brickellia atractyloides

  • Brickellia baccharidea

  • Brickellia betonicifolia

  • Brickellia brandegei

  • Brickellia californica

  • Brickellia grandiflora

  • Brickellia pringlei

  • Brickellia rusbyi

  • Bromus carinatus

  • Bursera hindsiana

  • Bursera laxiflora

  • Bursera microphylla

  • Bursera stenophylla




C



  • Calliandra eriophylla

  • Calochortus kennedyi

  • Calycoseris

  • Calycoseris wrightii

  • Canotia

  • Carex senta

  • Carnegiea gigantea

  • Castilleja exserta

  • Ceanothus greggii

  • Chaenactis

  • Chaenactis carphoclinia

  • Chaetopappa ericoides

  • Chenopodium fremontii

  • Chorizanthe brevicornu

  • Cirsium ochrocentrum

  • Conopholis alpina

  • Coreocarpus arizonicus

  • Croton wigginsii

  • Cryosophila nana

  • Cryptantha angustifolia

  • Cucurbita argyrosperma

  • Cucurbita digitata

  • Cylindropuntia echinocarpa

  • Cylindropuntia fulgida

  • Cylindropuntia leptocaulis

  • Cylindropuntia rosea




D



  • Dalea albiflora

  • Dalea mollis

  • Dasyochloa

  • Dasyochloa pulchella

  • Datura discolor

  • Desmanthus bicornutus

  • Dichelostemma

  • Dichelostemma capitatum

  • Dicoria (plant)

  • Distichlis palmeri

  • Dodonaea viscosa

  • Dudleya pulverulenta




E



  • Echinocereus triglochidiatus

  • Eleocharis parishii

  • Encelia farinosa

  • Enneapogon desvauxii

  • Ephedra trifurca

  • Epipactis gigantea

  • Ericameria nauseosa

  • Erigeron velutipes

  • Eriogonum palmerianum

  • Eriogonum reniforme

  • Eriogonum thomasii

  • Eriogonum wrightii

  • Eriophyllum lanosum

  • Eschscholzia minutiflora

  • Escobaria vivipara

  • Eulobus californicus

  • Euphorbia albomarginata

  • Euphorbia eriantha

  • Euphorbia florida

  • Euphorbia revoluta

  • Euphorbia setiloba




F



  • Fagonia laevis

  • Fendlerella

  • Fendlerella utahensis

  • Ferocactus wislizeni

  • Festuca arizonica

  • Forestiera pubescens

  • Fouquieria splendens

  • Frangula betulifolia

  • Frangula californica




G



  • Galinsoga durangensis

  • Garrya wrightii

  • Gaura coccinea

  • Geum macrophyllum

  • Glossopetalon spinescens

  • Grindelia squarrosa

  • Grusonia

  • Guardiola platyphylla

  • Gutierrezia microcephala

  • Gutierrezia sarothrae




H



  • Helianthella quinquenervis

  • Helianthus niveus

  • Heliopsis anomala

  • Hemizonia

  • Hesperaloe

  • Hesperocallis

  • Hesperostipa comata

  • Heuchera rubescens

  • Hilaria belangeri

  • Hilaria rigida

  • Hoffmannseggia glauca

  • Hordeum pusillum

  • Hosackia oblongifolia

  • Hymenothrix wrightii




I


  • Isocoma acradenia



J



  • Juncus saximontanus

  • Juniperus pinchotii




K



  • Kallstroemia californica

  • Kallstroemia grandiflora

  • Kallstroemia parviflora

  • Krameria bicolor

  • Krascheninnikovia lanata




L



  • Larrea tridentata

  • Lepidium montanum

  • Leptosiphon nuttallii

  • Leymus triticoides

  • Ligusticum porteri

  • Lomatium nevadense

  • Lupinus arizonicus

  • Lupinus concinnus

  • Lupinus excubitus

  • Lupinus sparsiflorus

  • Lycium fremontii




M



  • Machaeranthera juncea

  • Macrocystis pyrifera

  • Mahonia fremontii

  • Marina parryi

  • Matelea parvifolia

  • Mentzelia involucrata

  • Mentzelia montana

  • Mentzelia multiflora

  • Mentzelia pumila

  • Mirabilis laevis

  • Monarda citriodora

  • Monoptilon bellioides

  • Muhlenbergia asperifolia

  • Muhlenbergia filiformis

  • Muhlenbergia porteri

  • Muhlenbergia rigens

  • Muhlenbergia utilis

  • Munroa squarrosa



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