Botanizing the Marsh
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In the saltmarsh, plant species diversity increases with elevation. So when ye get a foot er two above sea level ye get more plants than Spartina and Batis which is what ye get at sea level. Here's Palafoxia texana var. ambigua which grows on the lower Texas coast and adjacent Mexico. There's some Sida lindheimeri in the picture too and a crab spider, Misumena sp.
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And while I'm at it, here's Lycium carolinianum of the tater family.
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