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Leucophyllum frutescens
Ceniza
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Photographer: E. Wynn Anderson
ID: 0000 0000 0617 1744 (2017-06-22)Copyright © 2017 Wynn Anderson
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date of photo Jul 18, 2015
latitude 29.18061 longitude 103.43049
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location
Ross Maxwell Scenic Drive, 7.7 miles northeast of Castelon, 3.2 miles southwest of road to Burro Mesa, Big Bend National Park (Brewster County, Texas, US)family
Scrophulariaceae
plant community Chihuahuan Desert scrub at 2851' (867m)notes Beautiful flowering shrubs on an open, exposed, gravelly undulating plain. Volcanic substrate. Chihuahuan endemic, widespread landscape use in western states. Actual gray-green leaves obscured by dense ashy colored pubescence of short branching hairs, hence the Spanish name Ceniza (Cenizo).keywords: CDR, Chihuahuan Desert, Big Bend
contributor's ID # CDR 1087 photo category: Plant - shrub
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MORE INFORMATION ABOUT THIS PLANT
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Ceniza, Texas Ranger, Purple Sage, Rain Sage (photographer)
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