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<strong>Bastrop</strong> <strong>County</strong> <strong>Trees</strong>, <strong>Shrubs</strong>, and <strong>Woody</strong> <strong>Vines</strong><br />
As of June 21, 2011<br />
This checklist of the vascular plants of <strong>Bastrop</strong> <strong>County</strong> is primarily based on the collections in the herbarium at<br />
Plant Resource Center, University of <strong>Texas</strong>, Austin. The USDA files were searched and the added records are<br />
indicated with an asterisk (*). Several local lists were also utilized, the most comprehensive being the<br />
plant list from <strong>Bastrop</strong> and Buescher State Parks, with a few additions from Stengl Research Station and<br />
McKinney Roughs Natural Area.. These local records which were additions to the PRC list are indicated<br />
with a pound sign (#). Rare plants listed from Rare Plants of <strong>Texas</strong> by Poole, et.al. are indicated with an<br />
exclamation point (!)<br />
Species marked in bold are listed on the <strong>Texas</strong> Department of Agriculture Noxious Weeds list.<br />
Scientific Name<br />
Aceraceae<br />
Acer negundo<br />
Acer rubrum<br />
Anacardaceae<br />
Rhus aromatica<br />
Rhus copallinum<br />
Rhus glabra<br />
Rhus trifoliata<br />
Toxicodendron radicans<br />
Annonaceae<br />
Asimina parviflora<br />
Asimina triloba<br />
Aquifoliaceae<br />
Ilex decidua<br />
Ilex opaca<br />
Ilex vomitoria<br />
Asteraceae<br />
Baccharis halimifolia<br />
Baccharis neglecta<br />
Mikania scandens<br />
Berberidaceae<br />
Berberis trifoliolata<br />
Mahonia trifoliata<br />
Nandina domestica<br />
Betulaceae<br />
Alnus serrulata<br />
Ostyra virginiana<br />
Bignoniaceae<br />
Campsis radicans<br />
Chilopsis linearis<br />
Cactaceae<br />
Corypantha missouriensis<br />
Corypantha sulcata<br />
Cylindropuntia leptocaulis<br />
Common Name<br />
Maple Family<br />
box elder<br />
red maple #<br />
Sumac Family<br />
fragrant sumac<br />
flame-leaf sumac<br />
smooth sumac<br />
skunkbush sumac *<br />
poison ivy<br />
Custard Apple Family<br />
dwarf pawpaw<br />
pawpaw<br />
Holly Family<br />
possumhaw, deciduous holly<br />
American holly #<br />
yaupon<br />
Aster Family<br />
eastern baccharis<br />
Roosevelt baccharis<br />
climbing hempweed #<br />
Barberry Family<br />
agarita<br />
mahonia<br />
heavenly-bamboo<br />
Birch Family<br />
tag alder<br />
eastern hop hornbeam<br />
Trumpet Creeper Family<br />
trumpet creeper<br />
desert willow<br />
Cactus Family<br />
plains nIpple cactus<br />
pineapple cactus<br />
pencil cactus, tasajillo #<br />
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Cactaceae<br />
Echinocereus reichenbachii<br />
Opuntia engelmanii<br />
Opuntia humifusa<br />
Sclerocactus scheeri<br />
Caprifoliaceae<br />
Lonicera japonica<br />
Lonicera sempervirens<br />
Sambucus nigra<br />
Viburnum nudum<br />
Viburnum prunifolium<br />
Viburnum rufidulum<br />
Celastraceae<br />
Euonymous americana<br />
Clusiaceae<br />
Hypericum crux-andreae<br />
Hypericum drummondii<br />
Hypericum gentianoides<br />
Hypericum gymnanthemum<br />
Hypericum (Ascryum) hypericoides<br />
Hypericum mutilum<br />
Triadenum virginicum<br />
Concolvulaceae<br />
Convolvulus equitans<br />
Dichondra caroliniensis<br />
Dichondra recurvata<br />
Evolvus sericeus<br />
Ipomea leptophylla .<br />
Ipomoea cordatotriloba<br />
Merremia dissecta<br />
Stylisma pickeringii<br />
Cornaceae<br />
Cornus drummondii<br />
Cornus florida<br />
Cupressaceae<br />
Juniperus ashei<br />
Juniperus virginiana<br />
Taxodium distichum<br />
Ebenaceae<br />
Diospyros texana<br />
Diospyros virginica<br />
Ephedraceae<br />
Ephedra antisyphilitica<br />
Ericaceae<br />
Rhododendron oblongifolium<br />
Vaccinium arboreum<br />
Cactus Family (cont)<br />
lace hedgehog cactus<br />
cactus apple<br />
smooth prickly pear<br />
Scheer's fishhook cactus<br />
Honeysuckle Family<br />
Japanese honeysuckle<br />
coral honeysuckle<br />
elderberry<br />
blackhaw #<br />
smooth blackhaw #<br />
rusty blackhaw<br />
Bittersweet Family<br />
bursting heart<br />
St.John's Wort Family<br />
St.Peter's wort #<br />
nits-and-lice<br />
pineweed<br />
clasping St.John's wort #<br />
St.Andrew's cross #<br />
dwarf St.John's wort<br />
Virginia marsh St.John's wort<br />
Morning Glory Family<br />
gray bindweed<br />
Carolina ponysfoot<br />
ponysfoot<br />
silky evolvus<br />
bush morning glory<br />
wild morning glory<br />
Alamo vine<br />
big-pod dawnflower<br />
Dogwood Family<br />
rough dogwood<br />
flowering dogwood<br />
Cypress Family<br />
Ashe's juniper<br />
eastern red cedar<br />
bald cypress<br />
Persimmon Family<br />
<strong>Texas</strong> persimmon<br />
eastern persimmon<br />
Mormon Tea Family<br />
mormon tea<br />
Heath Family<br />
<strong>Texas</strong> azalea #<br />
farkleberry<br />
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Euphorbiaceae<br />
Triadica sebifera<br />
Stillingia sylvatica<br />
Stillingia texana<br />
Fabaceae<br />
Acacia angustissima<br />
Acacia farnesiana (smallii)<br />
Acacia fruticosa<br />
Acacia greggii<br />
Albriza julibrissin<br />
Amorpa fruticosa<br />
Amorpha paniculata<br />
Cercis canadensis<br />
Erythrina herbacea<br />
Indigofera suffrutocosa<br />
Parkinsonia aculeata<br />
Pueraria montana<br />
Sesbania drummondii<br />
Sophora affinis<br />
Fagaceae<br />
Querus fusiformis<br />
Quercus incana<br />
Quercus laurifolia<br />
Quercus lyrata<br />
Quercus macrocarpa<br />
Quercus margarettiae<br />
Quercus marilandica<br />
Quercus nigra<br />
Quercus shumardii<br />
Quercus sinuata<br />
Quercus stellata<br />
Quercus virginiana<br />
Hamamelidaceae<br />
Liquidambar styraciflua<br />
Hippocastanaceae<br />
Aesculus pavia<br />
Hydrangeaceae<br />
Philadelphus pubescens<br />
Juglandacea<br />
Carya aquatica<br />
Carya cordiformis<br />
Carya illinoinensis<br />
Carya texana<br />
Juglans nigra<br />
Malvaceae<br />
Malvaviscus arboreus<br />
Spurge Family<br />
Chinese tallow tree<br />
queen's delight<br />
<strong>Texas</strong> stillingia<br />
Legume or Pea Family<br />
fern acacia<br />
huisache<br />
acacia<br />
catclaw<br />
mimosa<br />
false indigo<br />
panicled indigo #<br />
redbud tree<br />
coral bean<br />
shrub indigo<br />
retama, paloverde<br />
kudzu<br />
rattlebush or poisonbean #<br />
eve's necklace<br />
Beech Family<br />
escarpment live oak<br />
bluejack oak<br />
laurel oak<br />
overcup oak<br />
bur oak<br />
sand post oak<br />
blackjack oak<br />
water oak<br />
Shumard's red oak<br />
scrub shin oak<br />
post oak<br />
coastal live oak<br />
Witch Hazel Family<br />
sweet gum<br />
Buckeye Family<br />
red buckeye<br />
Hydrangea Family<br />
hoary mock orange<br />
Walnut Family<br />
water hickory #<br />
bitternut hickory #<br />
pecan<br />
black hickory<br />
black walnut<br />
Mallow<br />
Turk's cap<br />
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Meliaceae<br />
Melia azedarach<br />
Menispermaceae<br />
Cocculus carolinus<br />
Moraceae<br />
Maclura pomifera<br />
Morus rubra<br />
Myricaceae<br />
Myrica (morella) cerifera<br />
Nyssaceae<br />
Nyssa sylvatica<br />
Oleaceae<br />
Forestiera acuminata<br />
Forestiera ligustrina<br />
Forestiera pubescens<br />
Fraxinus pennsylvanica<br />
Fraxinus texensis<br />
Ligustrum japonicum<br />
Ligustrum lucidum<br />
Ligustrum quinoui<br />
Ligustrum sinense<br />
Passifloraceae<br />
Passiflora incarnata<br />
Passiflora lutea<br />
Pinaceae<br />
Pinus elliotii<br />
Pinus taeda<br />
Platanaceae<br />
Platanus occidentalis<br />
Rhamnaceae<br />
Berchemia scandens<br />
Ceanothus americanus<br />
Ceanothus herbaceus<br />
Colubrina texensis<br />
Frangula caroliniana<br />
Rosaceae<br />
Crataegus spathula<br />
Prunus angustifolium<br />
Prunus caroliniana<br />
Prunus gracilis<br />
Prunus mexicana<br />
Prunus minutaflora<br />
Prunus texana<br />
Rosa bracteata<br />
Rubus aborignum<br />
Rubus argutus<br />
Mahogany Family<br />
chinaberry<br />
Moonseed Family<br />
Carolina snailseed<br />
Mulberry Family<br />
Osage orange, bois d'arc<br />
red mulberry<br />
Bayberry Family<br />
southern bayberry, wax myrtle #<br />
Tupelo Family<br />
tupelo gum, black gum #<br />
Olive Family<br />
swamp privet<br />
upland swamp privet *<br />
elbow bush<br />
green ash<br />
<strong>Texas</strong> ash<br />
Japanese privet<br />
tree or glossy privet<br />
wax-leaf myrtle<br />
littleleaf or Chinese privet<br />
Passion flower Family<br />
passionflower<br />
yellow passionflower<br />
Pine Family<br />
yellow slash pine<br />
loblolly pine<br />
Sycamore Family<br />
sycamore tree<br />
Buckthorn Family<br />
supplejack<br />
New Jersey tea<br />
red root<br />
snakewood, Texan hogplum<br />
Carolina buckthorn<br />
Rose Family<br />
little hip hawthorn<br />
chickasaw plum<br />
laurel cherry<br />
Oklahoma sand plum<br />
Mexican plum<br />
<strong>Texas</strong> almond<br />
peachbush *<br />
McCartney rose<br />
trailing dewberry<br />
eastern blackberry #<br />
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Rosaceae<br />
Rubus louisianus<br />
Rubus trivialis<br />
Rutaceae<br />
Ptelea trifoliata<br />
Zanthoxyllum clava-herculis<br />
Zanthoxyllum hirsutum<br />
Salicaceae<br />
Populus deltoides<br />
Salix nigra<br />
Sapindaceae<br />
Cardiospermum halicacabum<br />
Sapindus saponaria<br />
Sapindus saponaria drummondii<br />
Ungnadia speciosa<br />
Sapotaceae<br />
Sideroxylon languinosum<br />
Simaronubaceae<br />
Ailanthus altissimus<br />
Smilacaceae<br />
Smilax bona-nox<br />
Smilax glauca<br />
Smilax laurifolia<br />
Smilax rotundifolia<br />
Smilax smalii<br />
Sterculiaceae<br />
Firmania simplex<br />
Ulmaceae<br />
Celtis laevigata<br />
Ulmus americana<br />
Ulmus crassifolia<br />
Ulmus rubra<br />
Verbenaceae<br />
Aloysia gratissima<br />
Callicarpa americana<br />
Lantana urticoides (horrida)<br />
Vitex agnus-castus<br />
Vitaceae<br />
Ampelopsis arborea<br />
Cissus incisa<br />
Parthenocissus quinquefolia<br />
Vitis aestivalis<br />
Vitis berlandieria<br />
Vitis lincecumii<br />
Vitis mustangensis<br />
Vitis vulpina<br />
Rose Family, Continued<br />
blackberry<br />
dewberry<br />
Citrus or Rue Family<br />
wafer ash<br />
Hercules'-club, prickly ash<br />
toothache tree<br />
Willow Family<br />
cottonwood<br />
black willow<br />
Soapberry Family<br />
balloon vine<br />
wingleaf soapberry<br />
western soadberry<br />
mexican buckeye<br />
Sapodilla Family<br />
gum bumelia<br />
Quassia-Wood Family<br />
tree-of-heaven<br />
Greenbrier Family<br />
saw greenbrier<br />
cat greenbrier #<br />
laurel-leaf greenbrier #<br />
common greenbrier<br />
Small's greenbrier<br />
Cacao Family<br />
chinese parasol tree<br />
Elm Family<br />
sugarberry, sugar hackberry<br />
American elm<br />
cedar elm<br />
slippery elm<br />
Verbena or Vervain Family<br />
whitebrush *<br />
beauty berry #<br />
<strong>Texas</strong> lantana<br />
chaste tree<br />
Grape Family<br />
peppervine<br />
cowItch vine<br />
Virginia creeper<br />
pigeon grape *<br />
wild grape<br />
winter grape<br />
mustang grape<br />
fox grape<br />
<strong>Bastrop</strong> <strong>County</strong> <strong>Trees</strong>, <strong>Shrubs</strong>, & <strong>Woody</strong> <strong>Vines</strong>. Prepared by the Lost Pines Chapter, <strong>Texas</strong> <strong>Master</strong> Naturalists 06/21/11 Page 5
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