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Big Thicket National Preserve Canyonlands Unit Since October 2008-Present a total of 585 collections have been made at the Canyonlands Unit. These collections were made October 2008, March 2009, May 2009, July 2009, October 2009, March 2010, and May 2010. The October 2008 collections were done by Mindy Gallardo and Dr. Stephan Hatch. The March 2009 collection was conducted by Mindy Gallardo, Kelly Haile and Steven Goertz. The May 2009, July 2009, and October 2009 collections were taken by Dr. Stephan Hatch, Kelly Haile and Steven Goertz. The March 2010 collections were collected by Dr. Stephan Hatch, Kelly Haile and Robert Haile. The latest collecting trip was done in May 2010; the collections were made by Dr. Stephan Hatch, Kelly Haile, Robert Haile and Erin Wied. Of the plants collected a total of 162 species have been identified and verified based on specimens housed in the S.M. Tracy Herbarium. A collection of 66 families, 126 genera and 162 different species have been identified. Below is a list of families and genera of the plants that have been identified up to this point. The species is not listed for each plant due to publication of the flora not being completed at this time. Magnoliophyta Magnoliopsida Aceraceae Acer- 1 species Alismataceae Sagittaria- 1 species Annonaceae Asminia- 1 species Apiaceae Chaerophyllum- 1 species Hydrocotyle-1 species Apocynaceae Trachelospermum- 1 species Aquifoliaceae Ilex- 2 species Araceae Arisaema- 1 species Arecaceae Sabal- 1 species Asclepiadaceae Asclepias- 1 species Cynanchum- 1 species Aspleniaceae Asplenium- 1 species Asteraceae Elephantopus- 1 species Eupatorium- 1 species Hymenopappus- 1 species Helenium- 1 species Mikania- 1 species

Pyrrhopappus- 1 species Pluchea- 1 species Betulaceae Carpinus- 1 species Ostrya- 1 species Bignoniaceae Bignonia- 1 species Boraginaceae Myosotis- 1 species Campanulaceae Lobelia- 1 species Triodanis- 1 species Caprifoliaceae Lonicera- 2 species Clusiaceae Hypericum- 3 species Convolvulaceae Ipomoea- 1 species Cornaceae Cornus- 1 species Cyrillaceae Cyrilla-1 species Droseraceae Drosera- 1 species Ericaceae Lyonia-1 species Vaccinium- 2 species Euphorbiaceae Croton- 1 species Cnidoscolus- 1 species Stillingia- 1 species Fabaceae Albizia- 1 species Cercis- 1 species Chameacrista- 1 species Dioclea- 1 species Erythina- 1 species Mimosa- 1 species Rhynchosia- 1 species Sesbania- 1 species Fagaceae Quercus- 1 species Castanea- 1 species Haloraginaceae Myriophyllum- 1 species Proserinaca- 1 species Hippocastanaceae Aesculus- 1 species Juglandaceae Carya- 2 species

Lamiaceae Salvia- 1 species Scutellaria- 2 species Lauraceae Persea- 1 species Sassafras- 1 species Lentibulariaceae Utricularia- 1 species Steven Hatch Vascular Plant TWIG Report 11/18/2010 Linaceae Linum- 1 species Magnoliaceae Magnolia- 2 species Myricaceae Myrica- 1 species Oleaceae Chionanthus- 1 species Oxalidaceae Oxalis- 1 species Plantaginaceae Plantago- 1 species Polygalaceae Polygala- 2 species Polygonaceae Polygonum- 1 species Rumex- 1 species Primulaceae Samolus- 1 species Ranunculaceae Clematis- 2 species Ranunculus- 2 species Rhamnaceae Ceanothus- 1 species Rosaceae Crataegus- 1 species Geum- 1 species Rubus- 2 species Rubiaceae Galium- 1 species Houstonia- 1 species Sapotaceae Bumelia- 1 species Saururaceae Saururus- 1 species Scrophulariaceae Mecardonia- 1 species Styracaceae Halesia- 1 species Symplocaceae Symplocos- 1 species Ulmaceae Ulmus- 1 species

Verbenaceae Verbena- 1 species Glandularia- 1 species Violaceae Viola- 1 species Vitaceae Vitis- 3 species Total 55 families, 83 genera, 97 species Magnoliophyta Liliopsida Agavaceae Yucca- 1 species Cyperaceae Cyperus- 3 species Carex- 2 species Rhynchospora- 1 species Scirpus- 1 species Scleria- 1 species Juncaceae Juncus- 3 species Iridaceae Sisyrinchium- 1 species; Liliaceae Allium- 1 species Hypoxis- 1 species Trillium- 1 species; Poaceae Andropogon- 3 species Aristida-3 species Arundinaria-1 species Axonopus- 1 species Brachyelytrum- 1 species Briza- 1 species Chasmanthium- 1 species Echinochloa-1 species Eragrostis- 4 species Gymnopogon- 1 species Leersia- 3 species Lolium- 1 species Melica- 1 species Mnesithea- 1 species Oplismenus- 1 species Panicum- 3 species Paspalum- 4 species Piptochaetium- 1 species Poa- 1 species Saccharum- 1 species Sorghastrum- 1 species Sphenopholis- 1 species

Sporobolus- 2 species Tridens- 1 species Vulpia- 1 species Smilacaceae Smilax- 2 species Thyphaceae Typha- 1 species Xyridaceae Xyris- 1 species 9 families, 39 genera, 60 species Pteridophyta Filicosida Dryopteridaceae Polystichum- 1 species Osmundaceae Osmunda- 2 species Salviniaceae Salvinia- 1 species Thelypteridaceae Thelypteris- 1 species 4 families, 4 genera, 5 species