Draft of the Little Wonders (Magnoliophyta) to Home at Red's Good Vs. Evil Cow Barn

An asterisk indicates that the species was absent from the Cow Barn, but has subsequently come to be at the Cow Barn abetted by a Cow Barn denizen and/or the Druidry in these parts, or another motile agent acting as a vector. Non-native species, which comprised most of the Magnoliophyta at the Cow Barn prior to our migration to the Cow Barn are most of the ones subject to "eradication pressure", or they are native and we have something against them. Plants that we tried to introduce against their will are generally identified as (deceased or a synonym thereof). There is some overlaps and omissions in the subtopics below cause none of us here have carefully edited this document on account of the Magnoliophyta changing faster than us. A ? indicates we're not sure about the taxonomy or something else about that species. Sorry, no common names. Red also just noticed how this list aint as up to date as it could be, so Ray is gonna be workin on that (gettin it up to date).

Rayetta


________________

graminoids

Andropogon gerardii *
Andropogon glomeratus *
Andropogon ternarius*
Bothriochloa ischaemum (subject to extreme eradication pressure, most have died)
Bothriochloa laguroides
Bouteloua curtipendula *
Bouteloua hirsuta *
Bouteloua rigidiseta *
Brachiaria fasciculata
Bromus japonicus (subject to extreme eradication pressure)
Bromus uniloides (subject to extreme eradication pressure)
Buchloe dactyloides - native and introduced "Prairie" cultivar *
Catapodium rigidum
Cenchrus incertus (subject to extreme eradication pressure)
Chasmanthium latifolium *
Coelorachis cylindrica *( not seen recently)
Cynodon dactylon (subject to extreme eradication pressure)
Dichanthelium oligosanthes *
Digitaria ciliaris
Echinochloa colonum
Eragrostis intermedia
Eragrostis spectabilis *
Eriochloa sericea *
Hilaria belangeri *
Hordeum pusillum
Leptochloa dubia *
Limnodea arkansana
Lolium perenne (subject to extreme eradication pressure)
Muhlenbergia lindheimeri *
Panicum capillare
Panicum hallii*
Panicum obtusum *
Panicum virgatum *
Paspalum dilitatum (subject to extreme eradication pressure)
Paspalum pubiflorum
Poa annua
Poa arachnifera*
Schizachyrium scoparium *
Sorghastrum nutans *
Sorghum halapense (subject to extreme eradication pressure)
Sporobolous asper
Stenotaphrum secundatum (we aren't sure what to do about this one)
Stipa leucotricha
Tridens buckleyanus* (transplanted but committed suicide)
Tridens flavus *
Tridens muticus *
Tripsacum dactyloides *
Urochloa fasciculata

sedges

Carex brittoniana*
Carex blanda*
Carex bulbostylis *
Carex cherokeensis *
Carex microdonta *
Carex sp. *
Carex muhlenbergia var. enermis
Cyperus alternifolius (eradicated except for those exported to Druid Pat's)
Cyperus ochraceus*
Cyperus retroflexus
Cyperus rotundus

herbs

Abutilon incanum
Acalypha ostryifolia
Achillea millefolium *
Agalinis heterophylla
Allium canadense
Allowissadula holosericea*
Amaranthus albus
Ambrosia cumanensis (psilostachya)
Ambrosia trifida - (invader from the neighbor)
Anemone heterophylla
Argythamnia humilis
Argythamia mercurialina* (transplanted but commtted suicide)
Asclepias tuberosa *
Aster ericoides*
Aster patens*
Aster subulatus
Aster oblongifolius?
Aster sp.
Bouchetia erecta * (try keying this one out from the family level key in Correll and Johnston)
Brazoria scutellarioides *
Calyophus drummondianus *
Capsella bursa-pastoris (under modest eradication pressure)
Capsicum annuum
Centaurea melitensis (came in bar-ditch seed mix the city put out following sewer line construction, must all die)
Callirhoe involucrata*
Callirhoe sp.
Cerastium glomeratus (under moderate eradication pressure)
Clematis pitcheri *
Commelina erecta
Croton capitatus
Croton monanthogynous
Cymopterus macrorhizous*
Daucus pusillus
Datura wrightii * (introduced but committed suicide)
Delphinium carolinianum* (doesn't much like it here)
Desmanthus velutinus
Dichondra carolinensis
Dichondra recurvata
Dicliptera brachiata*
Engelmania pinnatifida*
Eryngium leavenworthii* (came in with sod from wherever the sod came from)
Echinacea cultivar *
Eupatorium greggii *
Eupatorium incarnatum*
Eupatorium serotinum*
Euphorbia nutans
Euphorbia
Eustoma grandiflora* (has been present on occasion)
Evolvulus nutallianus* (introduced bu committed suicide)
Evolvulus sericeus
Facelis retusa (goofy non-native lawn weed)
Gaillardia pulchella *
Galium aparine (under extreme eradication pressure)
Galium virgatum (under moderate eradication pressure)
Gauralindheimeri?
Gilia rigidula *
Hedeoma acinioides *
Hedeoma drummondii *
Helianthus annus*
Helianthus maximiliana*
Heliotropium tenellum *
Heterotheca subaxillaris
Hybanthus verticillatus
Ipheion uniflorum (South American)
Ipomoea quamoclit *(deceased)
Ipomoea trichocarpa
Ipomopsis rubra*
Jacquemontia tamnifolia* (introduced from material collected in La, 2000), none survived 2001
Justicia runyonii*
Kallstroemia parviflora
Krameria lanceolata *
Lactuca ludoviciana
Lamium amplexicaule (under eradication pressure)
Lindheimera texana
Malvastrum aurantiacum
Matelea biflora *
Medicago lupulina (needs to be exterminated)
Medicago minima (the worst of the lot, almost wiped)
Medicago polymorpha (must be exterminated and almost has been)
Mimosa strigillosa* (came with buffalograss prairie cultivar)
Monarda citriodora
Neptunea lutea
Nyctaginia capitata *(deceased)
Oenothera speciosa
Oenothera missouriensis* (may be deceased)
Onosmodium bejariense*
Oxalis dillenii
Oxalis drummondii*
Papaver somniferum* (deceased, arrived with the bar ditch botanical emergency)
Parietaria pennsylvanica
Parthenium hysterophorus
Passiflora foetida *
Penstemon cobaea*
Penstemon guadalupensis* (deceased)
Penstemon triflorus* (deceased)
Phlox drummondii*
Phlox pilosa *(probably deceased)
Phlox roemeriana* (deceased)
Plantago rhodosperma
Polytaenia texana
Prosopsis glandulosa (undermodest eradication pressure)
Pyrrhopapus multicaulis
Ranunculus macranthus*
Ricina communis * (deceased)
Ratibida columnifera (
Rivina humilis
Ruellia brittoniana*(deceased)
Ruellia davisorum*
Ruellia nudiflora
Rudbeckia hirta *
Sagina decumbens
Salvia azurea*
Salvia coccinea *
Salvia farinacea *
Salvia regla* (These age fast and need to replaced).
Salvia roemeriana *
Salvia texana *
Sida abutifolia
Silene antirrhina (keeps the rhinos away)
Silphium laciniatum*
Scutellaria drummondii
Scutellaria wrightii*
Simsia calva*
Sisyrinchium minus
Sisyrinchium pruinosum
Solanum americanum
Solanum elaegnifolium
Solidago canadensis
Spermolepis inermis
Stellaria media (under moderate eradication pressure)
Taraxacum officinale (under moderate eradication pressure)
Torilis arvensis (all Torilis must be wiped clean)
Torilis nodosus (ditto)
Tragia brevispica
Triodanis perfoliata
Valerianella amarella *
Valerianella radiata
Verbena bipinnatifida
Verbena canescens
Vicia ludoviciana
Vicia sativa (this one is real hard to kill and liable to get away from us)
Viguera dentata*
Wedelia (Zexmenia) hispida*



Perennial vines

Antigonon leptopus * (deceased)
Campsis radicans
Clematis pitcheri*
Gelsemium sempervirens*
Lonicera japonica (under extreme eradication pressure)
Lonicera sempervirens *
Passiflora foetida*
Rubus cultivar (has a disease so its going to get deceased eventually)
Rubus trivialis (subject to modest eradication pressure)
Smilax bona-nox (subject tomodest eradication pressure)
Toxicodendron radicans (subject to extreme eradication pressure)
Vitis mustangensis
Vitis cultivar


Shrubs

Anisicanthus wrightii*
Caesalpinia cultivar?*
Callicarpa americana*
Clematis drummondii (under moderate eradication pressure)
Croton fruticulosus*
Foresteria pubescens
Hamelia patens*
Hypericum cultivar* (this one needs to get eradicated)
Ilex decidua *
Ilex vomitoria *
Lantana camara *
Lantana horrida
Malpighia glabra
Malvastrum aurantiacum
Malvaviscus arboreus **
Modiola caroliniana*
Myrica cerifiera *
Pavonia lasiopetala *
Photinia sp. -(eradicated)
Pistacia texense *
Prunus minutiflora* (killed itself)
Rhus aromatica*
Salvia ballotaeflora *?
Salvia greggii*
Schaefferia cuneifolia*
Sophora affinis*
Sophora secundiflora *
Tecoma stans* (the crumby one with fat leaflets)
Yucca rupicola* (deceased)
Zanthoxylum hirsutum

Trees

Aesculus arguta* (goes deciduous in late July, so is annoying most of the year)
Aesculus pavia*
Bauhinia lunarioides ?
Bumelia lanuginosa
Carya illinoiensis
Celtis laevigata
Cercis canadensis
Fraxinus pennsylvanica
Fraxinus texana*
Melia azedarach (cut stump is used to make deer spears)
Morus microphylla*
Prunus mexicana*
Prunus cultivar *
Sapium sebiferum (one huge very troubling one)
Tilia caroliniana *
Quercus buckleyi
Quercus virginiana
Ulmus crassifolia