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Annotated County Lists of Rare Species
Last Revision: 10/28/99
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BRAZOS COUNTY
Houston Toad (Bufo houstonensis) -e ndemic; s p e ci es sandy subs trate, wa te r in p ools,
ephemeral pools, stock tanks; breeds in spring especially after rains; burrows in soil
when ina ctive; breeds February-June; associated with soils of the Sparta, Carrizo,
Goliad, Queen Oty, Recklaw, Weches, and Willis geologic formations
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Arctic Peregrine Falcon (Falco peregrinus tundrius) -due to similar field characteristics, DL T
treat all Peregrine Falcons as federal listed Endangered; potential migrant
Bald Eagle ( Haliaeetus leucocephalus) -found primarily near seacoasts, rivers, and large L T-PDL T
lakes; nests in tall trees or on cliffs near water; communally roosts, especially in
winter; hunts live prey, scavenges, and pirates food from other birds
Henslow's Sparrow (Ammodramus henslowi1) -wintering individuals (not flocks) found
in weedy fields or cut-over areas where lots of bunch grasses occur along with vines
and brambles; a key component is bare ground for running/ walking
Whooping Crane (Grus americana) -potential migrant LE E
Wood Stotk (Mycteria americana) -forage s in prairie p o nds, flooded pastures or fi e ld s, T
ditches, and other shallow standing water, including salt-water; usually roosts
communally in tall snags, sometimes in association with other wading birds (i.e. active
heronries); breeds in Mexico and birds move into Gulf States in search of mud flats
and other wetlands, even those associated with forested areas; formerly nested in
Texas, but no breeding records since 1960
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Blue Sucker ( Cycleptus elongatus) -u sually inhabits channels and flowin g p ools with a
moderate current; bottom type usually consists of exposed bedrock, perhaps in
combination with hard clay, sand, and gravel; adults winter in deep pools and move
upstream in spring to spawn on riffles
Smalleye Shiner ( Notropis buccula) -ende mic to upper Brazos River system and its
tributaries; apparently introduced into adjacent Colorado River drainage; medium to
large prairie streams with sandy substrate and turbid to clear warm water; presumably
eats small aquatic invertebrates
Plains Spotted Skunk ( Spilogale putorius interrupta) -catholic; open fields, prairies,
croplands, fence rows, farmyards, forest edges, and woodlands; prefers wooded,
brushy areas and tallgrass prairie
Rafinesque's Big-Eared Bat ( Corynorhinus rafinesquil) -roosts in cavity trees of
bottomland hardwoods, concrete culverts, and abandoned man-made structures
Southeastern Myotis (Myotis austroriparius) -roosts in cavity trees of bottomland
hardwoods, concrete culverts, and abandoned man-made structures
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Annotated County Lists of Rare Species
BRAZOS COUNTY, cont'd
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Alligator Snapping Turtle (Macroclemys temminckii) -deep water of riv ers, ca nals ,
lakes, and oxbows; also swamps, bayous, and ponds near deep running water;
sometimes enters brackish coastal waters; usually in water with mud bottom and
abundant aquatic vegetation; may migrate severa l miles along rivers; active March-
October; breeds April-October
Louisiana Pine Snake (Pituophis melanoleucus ruthveni) -mixed deciduous-longleaf
pine woodlands; breeds April-September
Texas Garter Snake ( Thamnophis sirtalis annectens) -wet or moist microhabitats are
conducive to the species occurrence, but is not nec essa rily restricted to them;
hibernates underground or in or under surface cover; breeds March-August
Texas Horned Lizard (Phrynosoma comutum) -open, arid and semi-arid regions with
sparse vegetation, including grass, cactus, scattered brush or scrubby trees; soil may
vary in texture from sandy to rocky; burrows into soil, enters rodent burrows, or
hides under rock when inactive; breeds March-September
Timber/ Canebrake Rattlesnake ( Crotalus horridus) -swamps, floodplains, upland pine
and deciduous woodlands, riparian zones, abandoned farmland; limestone bluffs,
sandy soil or black clay; prefers dense ground cover, i.e. grapevines or palmetto
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Branched gayfeather(Liatds cymosa) -somewhat barren grassland openings in post oak
woodlands on tight clay, chalky, or gravelly soils, sometimes over Catahoula
Formation; flowering July-October
Navasota ladies'-tresses (Spiranthes parksi1) -endemic; margins of and openings within
post oak woodlands in sandy loams along intermittent tributaries of rivers; flowering
late October-early November
Small-headed pipewort (Edocaulon komickianum) -wet acid sands of upland seeps and
bogs, often on sphagnum mats with little other vegetative cover; flowering/fruiting
late May-late June
Texas meadow rue (Thalictrum texanum) -endemic; mesic woodlands or forests,
including wet ditches on partially shaded roadsides; flowering March-May
Texas windmill-grass ( Chlods texensis) -endemic; sandy to sandy loam soils in open to
sometimes barren areas in prairies and grasslands, including ditches and roadsides;
flowering in fall
LE,LT -Federally Listed Endangered/Threatened
PE,PT -Federally Proposed Endangered/Threatened
E/SA, TISA-Federally Endangered/Threatened by Similarity of Appearance
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Cl -Federal Candidate, Category 1; information supports proposing to list as endangered/ threatened
DL,PDL -Federally Delisted/Proposed Delisted
E,T -State Endangered/Threatened
"blank" -Rare, but with no regulatory li sting status
Species appearing on these lists do not all share the same probability of occurrence. Some species are
migrants or wintedng residents only, or may be histodc or considered extirpated.
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G3ITT Plant Taxa of Brazos and Grimes Counties
C oreopsis nuecensis Heller. Crown coreopsis. G3S3 . Global range: Endemic to Texas . State range:
Atascosa, Bastrop, Bee, Bexar, Brazos, Brooks, Burleson., Caldwell, Dewitt, Frio, Guadalupe, Karnes,
San Patricio and Wilson counties, where it occurs in open areas on sandy substrates (Smith., 197 4 ;
Smith, 1976). Note: the very similar C oreopsis nuecensoides E. B. Smith, previously ranked G3 , has
been re-ranked to G4 (WRC, 1999). Element code: PDAST2LONO .
C ucurbita texana (Scheele) Gray . C ucurbita pepo L. subsp . ovifera (L.) Decker var. texana (Scheele) Decker.
Texas gourd . G3S3 . Global range: Long considered endemic to Texas, but recently reported from
Eddy County, ew Mexico (Sivinski & Lightfoot, 1992). State range : Widespread., occurring in
several natural regions in the eastern half of the state, with records from Aransas, Bell , Bexar, Brazos,
Burleson., Caldwell Calhoun., Comal, Denton., Dewitt, Fayette, Goliad., Gonzales, Grimes, Hamilton.,
Jackson., Kinney , Kleberg, Lee , Llano, Madison., Menard., Milam, Navarro , Refugio, Robertson, San
Jacinto , San Patricio, Sutton., Travis, Val Verde and Washington counties . Known historica11y from all
major drainage systems in Texas; much of its bottomland habitat has presumably been lost to
impoundments, agriculture and urban development, but a thorough assessment of its current status is
difficult due to the ephemeral nature of the plant (Wilson, 1992). Element code: PDCUCOA080 .
Schoenolirion wrightii Sherman . Schoenolirion texanum (Scheele) Gray, misapplied. Texas sunnybell. G3S2.
Global range : Northeastern Alabama, south-central Arkansas, Louisiana and east Texas (Louisiana
Natural Heritage Program, 1995; Orzell, 1990). State range: Rocky barrens in the Post Oak region
near College Station, with a few disjunct populations on the Catahoula Fonnation of southeast Texas
(Orzell., 1990); records from Austin, Brazos, Fayette, Grimes, Hardin, Jasper, Tyler and Walker
counties . Element code: PMLILJS030 .
Tauschia texana Gray. Texas tauschia G3S3 . Global range : Endemic to Texas . State range: Austin,
Brazoria, Caldwell , Dewitt, Fort Bend., Goliad, Gonzales, Grimes, Harris, Lavaca, Victoria, Waller and
Wharton counties (Mathias & Constance, 1951 ; SBSC, 1999; TEX-LL, 1998), where it occurs in
loamy soils in deciduous forests or woodlands on river and stream terraces. Element code:
PDAPI270AO .
Literature Cited
Mathias, M . E . and L. Constance. 1951. Umbelliferae. Pp . 263-330 in Lundell , C. L. 1961. Flora of Texas,
volume 3. Texas Research Foundation, Renner. 433 pp .
Orzell, S . L. 1990 . Inventory of National Forests and National Grasslands in Texas. Report submitted in
fulfillment of agreement between the Texas Natural Heritage Program of Texas Parks and Wildlife
Department and the U. S. Forest Service in Lufkin, Texas. 526 pp.
Sivinski, R. and K. Lightfoot. 1992. Inventory of rare and endangered plants of New Mexico . New Mexico
Forestry and Resources Conservation Division., Energy, Minerals and atural Resources Department,
Santa Fe . 58 pp .
Smith, E. B. 1974 . C oreopsis nuecensis (Compositae) and a related new species from southern Texas.
Brittonia 26 : 161-171.
Smith, E. B. 1976 . A biosystematic survey of C oreopsis in eastern United States and Canada Sida 6(3): I 23-
215 .
Wilson, H. D. 1992. TOES petition to nominate species : Cucurbita texana (Scheele) Gray . Unpublished
memo, Texas Organization for Endangered Species. l p .
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PLANTS OF LICK CREEK PARK
BRAZOS COUNTY, TEXAS
FERNS
Dryopteridaceae
o Woodsia obtusa
Ophiglossaceae
o Botrychium bitematum
Polypodiaceae
GYMNOSPERMS
Cup ressaceae
o Juniperus virginiana
ANGIOSPERMS (flowering plants)
MONOCOTS
Agavaceae
o Yucca arkansana
o Yucca louisianensis
Alismataceae
o Sagittaria platyphylla
Arecaceae
o Sabal minor
Bromeliaceae
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o Tillandsia recurvata
o Tillandsia usneoides
Commelianaceae
o Comrnelina erecta
o Tradescantia hirsutiflora
o Tradescantia subacaulis
Cyperaceae
o Carex blanda (probable)
o Carex bushii
o Carex cherokeensis
o Carex flaccosperma
o Carex frankii
o Carex lupulina
o Cyperus articulatus
o Cyperus croceus
o Cyperus echinatus
o Cyperus ovularis
o Cyperus reflexus
o Cyperus retrorsus
o Cyperus strigosus
o Fimbristylis vahlii
o Fuirena bushii
o Fuirena squarrosa
o Isolepis carinata
o Rhynchospora comiculata
o Rhynchospora glomerata
o Rhynchospora recognita
Iridaceae
o Alophia drumrnondii
o Sis rinchium ruinosum and hybrids thereof
o Sisyrinchium rosulatum
Juncaceae
o Juncus dichotomus
o Juncus effusus
o Juncus marginatus
o Juncus torreyi
o Juncus validus
o Luzula bulbosa
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Lemnaceae
o Lemna minor
o Spirodela polyrhiza
o Wolffia columbiana
Liliaceae (including Amaryllidaceae)
o Allium canadense
o Allium drummondii
o Habranthus texanus
o Hypoxis hirsuta
o Nothoscordum bivalve
o Schoenolirion wrightii
o Zi adenus nuttalii
Orchidaceae
Poaceae
o Agrostis hiemalis
o Andro o on lomeratus
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o Andropogon virginicus
o Aristida longispica
o Aristida oligantha
o Axonpus sp.
o Bothriochloa ischaemum
o Bothriochloa laguroides
o Brachiaria platyphylla
o Briza minor
o Bromus unioloides
o Cenchrus incertus
o Chasmanthium latifolium
o Chasmanthium sessiliflorum
o Chloris subdolichostachya
o Cynodon dactylon
o Dactyloctenium aegyptium
o Dichanthelium acuminatum
o Dichanthelium dichotomum
o Dichanthelium oligosanthes
o Digitaria cognata
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o Di gitaria sanguinalis
o Eleusine indica
o Elymus virginicus
o Eragrostis curtipedicellata
o Eragrostis hirsuta
o Eragrostis refracta
o Eragrostis secundiflora
o Festuca sp.
o Hordeum pusillum
o Melica mutica
o Muhlenbergia capillaris
o Panicum anceps
o Panicum brachyanthum
o Panicum dichotomiflorum
o Panicum gymnocarpon
o Panicum hians
o Paspalum dilatatum
o Paspalum floridanum
o Paspalum notatum
o Paspalum plicatulum
o Paspalum setaceum
o Pas alum urvillei
o Poa annua
o Poa autumnalis
o Schizach rium sco ar1um
o Setaria geniculata
o Setaria glauca
o Sorghastrum nutans
o Sorghum halepense
o Sphneopholis obtusata
o Sporobolus indicus
o Tridens flavus
o Tridens strictus
Pontederiaceae
o Pontederia cordata
Potamogetonaceae
o Potamogeton diversifolius
Smilacaceae
o Smilax bona-nox
o Smilax glauca---added 3/26 /2001
o Smilax smallii---added 3/26/2001
Typhaceae
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o Typha latifolia
Xyridaceae
o Xyris torta
DI COTS
Acanthaceae
o Justicia ovata var. lanceolata
o Ruellia spp .
Aceraceae
o Acer negundo
Amaranthaceae
o Froelichia floridana
Anacardiaceae
o Rhus copallina
o Toxicodendron radicans = Rhus toxicodendron
Apiaceae
o Chaerophyllurn tainturieri
o Cynosciadiurn digitatum
o Daucus pusillus
o Eryngium hookeri
o Eryngium yuccifolium
o Hydrocotyle urnbellata
o Limnosciadiurn purnilurn
o Ptilimnium capillaceurn
o Ptilimniurn nuttallii
o Sanicula canadensis
o Trepocarpus aethusae
Aquifoliaceae
o Ilex decidua
o Ilex vomitoria
Araliaceae
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o Aralia spinosa
Asclepiadaceae
o Asclepias amplexicaulis
o Asclepias obovata
o Asclepias tuberosa
o Asclepias viridis
o Matelea gonocarpos
Asteraceae
o Ambrosia silostach a
o Aphanostephus skirrhobasis
o Aster ericoides
o Aster x eulae
o Aster spp.
o Baccharis neglecta
o Baccharis salicina
o Bidens discoidea
o Bidens sp.
o Boltonia diffusa
o Bradburia hirtella
o Cacalia plantaginea
o Chaetopappa asteroides
o Cirsium engelmannii
o Cirsium horridulum
o Conyza canadensis
o Coreopsis basalis
o Echinacea an ustifolia
o Elephantopus carolinianus
o Erechtites hieracifolia
o Erigeron philadelphicus
o Erigeron tenuis
o Eupatorium capillifolium
o Eu atorium coelestinum
o Eupatorium compositifolium--added during BioBlitz 2001
o Eupatorium serotinum
o Eupatorium incamatum
o Eurybia hemispherica
o Euthamia leptocephala
o Facelis retusa
o Gaillardia aestivalis
o Gaillardia pulchella
o Gnaphalium obtusifolium--added during BioBlitz 2001
o Helenium amarum
o Helianthus hirsutus
o Helianthus mollis
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o Heterotheca graminifo li a = Pityopsis graminifolia
o Heterotheca pilosa = Chrysopsis pilosa
o Hieracium gronovii
o Hymenopappus scabiosaeus
o Iva angustifolia
o Iva annua
o Krigia cespitosa
o Krigia occidentalis--added during BioBlitz 2001
o Liatris ele ans
o Liatris s uarrosa
o Mikania scandens
o Pluchea sp.
o Pterocaulon virgatum
o Pyrrhopappus carolinianus
o Pyrrhopappus multicaulis
o Ratibida columnifera
o Rudbeckia grandiflora
o Rudbeckia hirta
o Senecio ampullaceus
o Senecio tampicanus = Packera tampicana
o Silphium graci le
o Solida o canadensis
o Solidago salicina
o Soliva pterosperma--added during BioBlitz 2001
o Theles erma s .
o V emonia texana
o Xanthium strumarium
Betulaceae
o Betula nigra
Bignoniaceae
o Cam sis radicans
Boraginaceae
o Myosotis macrosperma
Brassicaceae
o Capsella bursa-pastoris
o Cardamine parviflora
o Draba brachycarpa
o Lepidium virginicum
Buddlejaceae
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o Polypremum procumbens
Cactaceae
Callitrichaceae
o Callitriche heterophylla
o Callitriche nuttallii
o Callitriche terrestris
Campanulaceae
o Lobelia s .
o Lobelia puberula
o Triodanis perfoliata
Caprifoliaceae
o Lonicera japonica
o Sambucus nigra
o Symphoricarpos orbiculatus
o Viburnum rufidulum
Caryophyllaceae
o Arenaria drummondii
o Cerastium brachypodum
o Cerastium glomeratum
o Sagina decumbens
o Silene gallica
o Stellaria media
Cistaceae
o Helianthemum rosmarinifolium
o Lechea mucronata
o Lechea tenuifolia
Clusiaceae
ericoides
Convolvulaceae
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o Dichondra carolinensis--added during BioBlitz 2001
Cornaceae
o Comus florida
Cucurbitaceae
o Melothria pendula
Droseraceae
o Drosera brevifolia
Ebenaceae
o Diospyros virginiana
Ericaceae
o Vaccinium arboreum
Euphorbiaceae
o Acalypha gracilens
o Cnidoscolus texanus
o Croton ca itatus
o Croton glandulosus
o Croton lindheimerianus
o Croton willdenowii (=Crotonopsis)
o Euphorbia spp.
o Stillingia sylvatica
o Tragia brevispica
Fabaceae
o Acacia angustissima
o Amo ha fruticosa
o Astragalus distortus--added during BioBlitz 2001
o Astragalus leptocarpus .
o Baptisia bracteata
o Cercis canadensis
o Chamaecrista fasciculata
o Clitoria mariana
o Desmodium sessilifolium
o Galactia regularis
o Glottidium vesicarium (=Sesbania vesicaria)
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o Gleditsia triacanthos
o Lespedeza hirta
o Lupinus su bcarnosus
o Medicago polymorpha
o Melilotus indicus
o Mimosa stri illosa
o Mimosa latidens (=Schrankia latidens)
o Mimosa nuttallii = Schrankia nuttallii
o Neptunia lutea
o N eptunia pubesacens
o Orbexilum simplex
o Prosopis glandulosa
o Rhynchosia latifolia
o Rhynchosia minima--added during BioBlitz 2001
o Sesbania drummondii
o Strophostyles leiosperma
o Stylosanthes biflora
o Tephrosia onobrychoides
o Vicia ludoviciana
o Vicia villosa---added 3/26/2001
Fagaceae
o Quercus marilandica
o Quercus nigra
o Quercus phellos
o uercus stellata
Fumariaceae
o Corydalis micrantha
Gentianaceae
o Sabatia campestris
Geraniaceae
o Erodium sp.
o Geranium carolinianum
o Geranium texanum
Hydrophyllaceae
o Hydrolea ovata
o Phacelia glabra
Juglandaceae
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o Carya aquatica
o Carya texana
Lamiaceae
o Hedeoma hispidum
o Monarda lindheimeri
o Physostegia intermedia
o Prunella vulgaris
o Salvia azurea
o Salvia 1 ata
o Scutellaria ovata
o Scutellaria parvula
o Teucrium canadense
o Trichostema dichotomum
Lauraceae
o Sassafras albidum
Linaceae
o Linum imbricatum
o Linum medium
Lythraceae
o Lythrum alatum
Malvaceae
o Callirhoe involucrata
o Callirhoe papaver
o Modiola caroliniana
o Sida sp. (probable)
Melastomataceae
o Rhexia mariana
Meliaceae
o Melia azedarach
Menispermaceae
o Cocculus carolinus
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Nyssaceae
o Nyssa sylvatic a
Oleaceae
o Forestiera li gustrina
o Fraxinus pennsylvanica
o Ligustrum quihoui
o Ligustrum sinense
Onagraceae
o Gaura brachycarpa
o Ludwigia altemifolia
o Ludwigia glandulo sa
o Ludwigia repens
o Oenothera laciniata
o Oenothera linifolia
o Oenothera speciosa
Oxalidaceae
o Oxalis dillenii
o Oxalis sp. ( corymbosa or viol acea)
Passiflo raceae
o Passiflora incamata
o Passiflora lutea
Plantaginaceae
o Plantago aristata
o Plantago heterop hylla
o Plantago virg ini ca
Platanaceae
o Platanus occidentalis
Polemoniaceae
o Phlox cus idata
Polygalaceae
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o Polygala polygama
Polygonaceae
o Polygonum hydropiperoides
o Polygonum pensylvanicum
o Polygonum punctatum
o Rumex hastatulus
o Rumex sp.
Po rtulacaceae
o Claytonia virginica
o Talinum parviflorum
Prim ulaceae
o Anagallis arvensis
o Centunculus minimus
Ranunculaceae
o Anemone caroliniana
o Anemone berlandieri
o Ranunculus fascicularis
o Ranunculus laxicaulis
o Ranunculus sceleratus --added during BioBlitz 2001
o Thalictrum texanum = T . debile
Rhamnaceae
o Berchemia scandens
Rosaceae
o Crataegus crus-galli
o Crataegus marshallii
o Crataegus spathulata
o Crataegus viridis
o Geum canadense
o Prunus caroliniana
o Prunus mexicana
o Prunus serotina
o Rubus flagellaris
o Rubus trivialis
Rubiaceae
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o Diodia teres
o Diodia virginiana
o Galium aparine
o Galium pilosum
o Galium tinctorium
o Houstonia micrantha = Hedyotis australis
o Hou stonia pusilla = Hedyotis crassifolia
o Houstonia rosea = Hedyotis rosea
o Hedyotis boscii = Oldenlandia boscii
Rutaceae
o Zanthoxylum clava-herculis
Salicaceae
o Sali x nigra
Sapindaceae
o Sapindus saponaria
Sapotaceae
o Sideroxylon lanuginosum = Bumelia lanuginosa
Saxifragaceae
o Saxifraga texana
Scrophulariaceae
o Agalinis fasciculata (added 9/2001)
o Agalinis heterophylla
o Buchnera floridana
o Castilleja indivisa
o Gratiola flava
o Linaria canadensis
o Lindemia dubia var. ana allidea
o Mecardonia acuminata
o Mecardonia procumbens
o Penstemon australis laxiflorus
o Veronica agrestis
Solanaceae
o Physalis cinerascens
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o Physalis mollis
o Solanum caro lin ense
o Solanum elaeagnifolium
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Tiliaceae
o Tilia caroliniana
Ulmaceae
o Celtis laevi ata
o Planera aq uatica
o Ulmus alata
o Ulmus americana
o Ulmus crassifolia
o Ulmus rubra ?
Valerianaceae
o Valerianella amarella ?
o Valerianella radiata
V erbenaceae
o Callie a amencana
o Phyla nodiflora
o Verbena brasiliensis
o Verbena officinalis su bsp. halei
Violaceae
o Viola sororia
o Viola palmata---added 312612001
Vitaceae
o Parthenocissus uin uefolia
o Vitis mustangensis
o Vitis rotundifolia
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Texas Endemics: checklist of all endemics in
Brazos county
The link in the title above generates a state-level diversity map for all of the items in this
checklist. The links below generate state-level distribution maps for the item selected.
Links for items which contain subtaxa (families, genera, etc.) generate clickable diversity
maps.
Family AMARYLLIDACEAE
Genus Coo eria
Cooperia traubii Hayward (county annotation ma , list)
Family ASTERACEAE
Genus Aster
Aster eulae Shinners (county annotation map , list)
Genus Bradburia
Bradburia hirtella T. & G. (county annotation map , list)
Genus Cirsium
Cirsium terranigrae Shinners (statewide annotations ) (county annotation map ,
list)
Genus Coreopsis
Coreopsis nuecensis Heller (county annotation map , list)
Genus Krigia
Krigia gracilis Shinners (county annotation map , list)
Genus Liatris
Liatris c ymosa (H. Ness) K. Schum. (county annotation map , list)
Genus Pala oxia
Palafoxia hookeriana T. & G. (county annotation map , list)
Palafoxia rosea (Bush) Cory
var. rosea (county annotation map , list)
Genus Senecio
Senecio ampullaceus Hook. (county annotation map , list)
Family BORAGINACEAE
Genus Heliotro ium
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Heliotro ium racemosum (Rose & Standl.) I. M. Johnston (county annotation
map , list)
Genus Onosmodium
Onosmodium bejariense DC. (county annotation map , list)
Family CAMPANULACEAE
Genus Triodanis
Triodanis texana McVaugh (county annotation map , list)
Family CARYOPHYLLACEAE
Genus Paron chia
Paronychia setacea T. & G. (statewide annotations ) (county annotation map ,
list)
Family CIST ACEAE
Genus Lechea
Lechea san-sabeana (Buckl.) Hodgd. (county annotation map , list )
Family COMMELINACEAE
Genus Tradescantia
Tradescantia subacaulis Bush (county annotation map , list)
Family CUCURBITACEAE
Genus Cucurbita
Cucurbita texana (Scheele) Gray (statewide annotations) (county annotation
map , list)
Family CYPERACEAE
Family FABACEAE
Genus Astra a/us
Astragalus reflexus T. & G.
Genus Lupinus
Lu inus subcarnosus Hook. (county annotation map , list)
Lu inus texensis Hook. (county annotation map , list)
Genus Vicia
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Texas Endemics: checklist of ndemics in Brazos county
Vicia ludoviciana Nutt.
var. laxi ora Shinners
Family FUMARIACEAE
Genus Co dalis
Co ua Engelm .
var. curvisili ua (county annotation ma , list)
Family HYDROPHYLLACEAE
Genus Phacelia
Phacelia laxa Small (county annotation map , list)
Family JUNCACEAE
Genus Juncus
Juncus texanus Engelm. (county annotation map , list )
Family LOGANIACEAE
Genus Buddle ·a
Buddleja racemosa Torr. (county annotation map , list)
Family ORCHIDACEAE
Genus S iranthes
=E=--''-'-='-='-'-=-=--.F-a=r-"ks~ii Correll (county annotation ma , list)
Family POACEAE
Genus Chloris
Chloris texensis Nash (county annotation ma , list)
Genus Tridens
Tridens con estus (L. H. Dewey) Nash (county annotation ma , list)
Family RANUNCULACEAE
Genus Thalictrum
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Thalictrum texanum (Gray) Small (statewide annotations ) (county annotation
map , list )
Family ROSACEAE
Genus Cratae us
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Cratae us anamesa Sarg. (statewide annotations)
Cratae us braz oria Sarg. (statewide annotations ) (county annotation map , list)
Crataegus polioph ylla Sarg. (statewide annotations)
Cratae us stenose ala Sarg. (statewide annotations )
Cratae us viburni olia Sarg. (statewide annotations) (county annotation map ,
list)
Genus Rubus
Rubus trivia/is Michx.
var. du laris (Shinners) Mahler (statewide annotations) (county
annotation ma , list)
Family V ALERIANACEAE
Genus Valerianella
Valerianella florifera Shinners (county annotation map , list)
Valerianella stenocarpa (Engelrn.) Krok (statewide annotations) (county
annotation ma , list)
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Judy Downs -gran ts_contacts .pdf
WashingtonD .C . Office
Don Morgan
Division of Consultation, HCP s, Recovery,
and State Grants
Endangered Species Program
4401 N. Fairfax Drive , Room 420
Arl ington , VA 22203
7031358 206 1
Reg ionOne -Pacific
Heather Hollis
Division of Endangered Species
Eastside Federal Complex
911 N.E. 11t h Avenue
Portland OR 97232-4181
5031231 2372
Jurisdiction: Hawaii , Idaho , Oregon ,
Washington, American Samoa ,
Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana
Islands, Guam and the Pacific Trust
Territories
Ken Sanchez
California/Nevada Operations Office
2800 Cottage Way, Room W-2606
Sa cra mento, CA 95825
916/414-6464
Jurisdiction: California & Nevada
Reg ionTwo -Southwest
Stuart Leon or Leslie Dierauf
Division of Endangered Species
P.O. Box 1306 , Rm 4012
500 Gold A venue , SW
Albuquerque , NM 87102
5051248 6657 or 5051248-6651
Jur isdiction: Arizona , New Mexico,
Oklahoma, and Texas
Reg ionThree -Greatlakes,Big Rive rs
Peter Fasbender
Ecological Services Operations
Bishop Henr y Federal Building
One Federal Drive
Ft. Snelling , MN 55111-4056
6121713 5334
Jurisdiction: Illinois, Indiana , Iowa ,
Michigan, Minnesota , Missouri, Ohio , and
Wisconsin
Contact!forEndangered
SpeciesGrants
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RegionFour-Sout heast
Kelly Bibb
Ecological Services
1875 Century Boulevard , Surte 200
Atlanta, GA 30345
4041679 7085
Jurisdiction: Alabama , Arkansas , Florida ,
Georgia, Kentucky , Louisiana,
Mississippi, North Carolina , South
Carolina , Tennessee, Puerto Rico , and the
U.S. Virgin Islands
Reg ionF ive -Northeast
Diane Lynch
Division of Endangered Species
300 Westgate Center Drive
Had ley , MA 01035-9589
4131253 8615
Jurisdiction: Connecticut, De laware,
Maine, Maryland , Massachusetts , New
Hampshire, New Jersey , New York ,
Pennsylvania , Rhode Island , Vermont,
Virginia , and West Virginia
U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service Regions
Reg ionSi x -Mountai n Prai ri e
Patricia Worthing
Division of Endangered Species
134 Union Boulevard
Lakewood CO 80228
3031236 7400
Jurisdiction: Colorado , Kansas , Montana ,
Nebraska , North Dakota, South Dakota ,
Utah, and Wyoming
Reg ionSeven-Al as ka
Susan Detwiler
Divi sion of Endangered Species
1011 E . Tuclor Road
Anchorage , AK 99503-6199
9071786 3520
U. S. Fish and Wildlife Servi ce
Endangerec6pec ies Program
440 1N. Fa irfaxDrive ,Room420
Arl ington ,VA 2220 3
703/358206 1
http ://e ndangered.fw s.gov/grants
March 2tMn-ia r Y 1998
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Domestic Assistance Home I FAQ I Privacy I Printer Friendl Version of 15 .615
15.615 Cooperative Endangered Species Conservation Fund
FEDERAL AGENCY:
FISH AND WILDLIFE SERVICE , DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
AUTHORIZATION:
Endangered Species Act of 1973 , 16 U.S .C . 1361 et seq ., as amended by Public Law 100-
478 .
OBJECTIVES:
To provide Federal financial assistance to any State , through its appropriate State agency ,
which has entered into a cooperative agreement to assist in the development of programs
for the conservation of endangered and threatened species .
TYPES OF ASSISTANCE:
Project Grants .
USES AND USE RESTRICTIONS:
The assistance provided to the State fish and wildlife agency can include animal , plant , and
habitat surveys ; research ; planning ; monitoring ; habitat protection , restoration ,
management, and acquisition ; and public education . Assistance is restricted to those State
agencies with which the Fish and Wildlife Service has a current cooperative agreement for
the species involved . States may receive up to 75 percent of the program costs except
when two or more States have a common interest in one or more endangered species and
enter into a joint agreement whereupon the Federal share is 90 percent.
ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS:
Applicant Eligibility: Participation limited to State agencies that have a cooperative
agreement with the Secretary of the Interior. Puerto Rico , Guam , American Samoa , the
Northern Marianas and the Virgin Islands are also eligible to enter into cooperative
agreements .
Beneficiary Eligibility: All States and territories that have entered into a cooperative
agreement with the Secretary of the Interior.
Credentials/Documentation: A current cooperative agreement(s) between the Secretary
of the Interior and the State Conservation agency(s) concerning endangered and threatened
species is necessary. Costs will be determined in accordance with 43 CFR Part 12 , Subpart
C , "Uniform Administrative Requirements for Grants and Cooperative Agreements to State
and Local Governments ." Section 12 .62 (of the common rule), identifies Federal cost
principles for determining allowable costs. Separate agreements for animals and plants are
normally made with each State's responsible agency.
APPLICATION AND AWARD PROCESS:
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5.615 -Cooperati ve End an ge r Speci es Con servation Fund
Preapplication Coordination: The standard application forms furn ished by the Federal
agency and required by 43 CFR Part 12 , Subpart C , "Uniform Admin istrative Requirements
for Grants and Cooperative Agreements to State and Local Governments ," must be used
for this program . This program is eligible for coverage under E. 0 . 12372 ,
"Intergovernmental Review of Federal Programs ." An appl icant should consult the office or
official des ignated as the single point of contact in his or her State for more information on
the process the State requires to be followed in apply ing for assistance , if the State has
se lected the program for review.
Application Procedure: A standard appl icat ion for Federal assistance is submitted .
Funds are obligated by signature on a project agreement. This program is excluded from
coverage under OMB C ircular A-110.
Award Procedure: Project approval or disapproval is generally made by not ification
means of a s igned application and project agreement.
Deadlines: Variable .
Range of Approval/Disapproval Time : Variable .
Appeals: Decisions can be appealed to the Fish and Wildl ife Service . Final determination
rests with the Secretary of the Interior.
Renewals: Renewals can be made through submiss ion and approval of a project
agreemen t.
ASSISTANCE CONSIDERATIONS:
Formula and Matching Requirements: States may receive up to 75 percent of the
program costs except when two or more States have a common interest in one or more
endangered species and enter into a joint agreement whereupon the Federal share is 90
percent.
Length and Time Phasing of Assistance: Any amount obligated to any State for any
fiscal year remaining unused at end of the year is ava ilable to that State until t he close of
the succeed ing fiscal year. Any amount obligated to any State that remains unused at the
end of the succeeding fi scal year is availab le to the Service as reverted funds to conduct
other section 6 programs .
POST ASSISTANCE REQUIREMENTS:
Reports: A performance report is requ ired for each proj ect segme nt w ithin 90 days
following the close of the segment.
Audits: In accordance w ith the provisions of OMB Circular A-133 (Revised , June 24 ,
1997 , "Aud its of States , Local Governments , and Non-Profit Organ izations ," nonfederal
entities that expend financial ass istance of $300 ,000 or more in Federal Awards w ill have a
single or a program-specific audit conducted for that yea r. Nonfederal entities t hat ex pend
less than $300 ,000 a year in Federal awards are exempt from Federal aud it requ ireme nts
for that year , except as noted in Circular A -133.
Records : Records must be ma inta ined for 3 years fo ll owing the s ubmission of request for
final reimbursement.
FINANCIAL INFORMATION :
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Account Identification: 14-5143-0-2-303 .
Obligations: (Grants) FY 00 $22 ,520 ,000 ; FY 01 est $104 ,694 ,000 ; and FY 02 est
$54 ,694 ,000 .
Range and Average of Financial Assistance: $1,000 to $14 ,362 ,500 .
PROGAM ACCOMPLISHMENTS:
In fiscal year 2000 , the Service provided $7 ,520 ,000 to States for the General Conservation
Grants portion of the program . The same amount of funding will be provided to States in
fiscal year 2001. For the HCP Land Acquisition portion of the program , the Serv ice received
24 applications and funded 14 projects for $15 million in fiscal year 2000 . In fiscal year
2001 , Congress increased the HCP Land Acquisition fund to $68 million. The Service
received 19 eligible applications and funded 15 projects in fiscal year 2001.
REGULATIONS, GUIDELINES, AND LITERATURE:
Endangered Species Act , 50 CFR 81 , and Program Information in the Federal Aid Manual.
INFORMATION CONTACTS:
Regional or Local Office: See Catalog Appendix IV for addresses.
Headquarters Office: Fish and Wildlife Service , Department of the Interior, 1849 C St.,
NW., Washington DC 20240 . Contact: Chief, Endangered Species : Div ision of Consultation ,
Habitat Conservation Planning , and Recovery . Telephone : (703) 358-2171 . Use the same
number for FTS .
Web Site Address: .tl.tm:l/www.endangered .fws .gov .
RELATED PROGRAMS:
15 .605 S art Fish Restoration ; 15 .611 , Wildlife Restoration ; {Didn 't find O} .
EXAMPLES OF FUNDED PROJECTS:
A few of the many traditional section 6 conservation grants projects funded in FY 2000
include : The Service=s Hawaii and Pacific Islands office , the State of Hawaii , and the
Center for Plant Conservation are collaborating to expand the Genetic Safety Net program
aimed at preventing the total genetic loss of over 100 of the State=s most critically
endangered plant species through emergency monitoring and genetic sampling and through
completion of a network of multi-island , ex situ plant propagation and storage facilities. The
Service=s Albuquerque office provided funding to the New Mexico Department of Game
and Fish to monitor the population status and study the habitat requirements of the Jemez
Mountains salamander. This work further implements the Jemez Mountains Salamander
Conservation Agreement established to reduce the threats to the salamander and make
listing unnecessary . The Service=s Arcata office provided funding to the Californ ia
Department of Fish and Game for the restorat ion of dune habitat of Menzies= wallflower ,
Howell=s spineflower, and western snowy plover in the Ten Mile Dunes at MacKerricher
State park in Mendocino County . The Service=s Boqueron Field Office has been
collaborating with the Puerto Rico Department of Environmental Resources since 1984 to
recover the yellow-shouldered blackbird . These efforts have resulted in an increase of nine
times the number of nests in the Southwestern Puerto Rico population of the species. The
Serv ice=s Ashville office is continuing to support efforts by the Tennessee Wildlife
Resources Agency and other partners to re introduce four federally li sted fishes (smoky
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madtom , yellowfin madtom , duskytail darter, and spotfin chub) in Abrams Creek , Great
Smoky Mountains National Park. The success of these efforts has resulted in plans to
initiate additional reintroduction efforts for these and three other fish species . Projects
funded by the HCP Land Acquisition Program in FY 2001 include: California : Multiple
Spec ies Conservation Plan -(San Diego County) ($14 ,225 ,000) The acquisitions will benefit
the coastal California gnatcatcher and at least 10 sens itive animal spec ies and numerous
sensitive plants . At least four listed vernal pool species will benefit. The California
Department of Fish and Game is providing matching funds . Other funded acquisitions in
Cal ifornia include : AD 161 Multiple Species Conservation Plan -(Riverside County) $10
million Coachella Valley -(Riverside County) $2 million Natomas Basin HCP-(Sacramento
County) $4 ,023 ,800 San Bruno Mountain HCP -(San Mateo County ) $509 ,200 ; Florida :
Stallworth Preserve -(Walton County) ($2 ,000 ,000) The acquisition will benefit the
endangered Choctawhatchee beach mouse , the threatened loggerhead turtle , and the
endangered green sea turtle . The State of Florida is prov id ing the match ing funds ; Georgia :
Georgia Statewide Red-Cockaded Woodpecker HCP -(Appling County) ($400 ,000) The
acquisition will benefit the endangered red -cockaded woodpecker. The Georgia Department
of Natural Resources is providing the matching funds ; Maryland : Home Port HCP -(Queen
Anne=s County) ($856 ,000) The acquisition of conservation easements will benefit the
endangered Delmarva fox squ irrel. The Maryland Environmental Trust is provid ing the
matching funds ; Montana : Plum Creek Native Fish HCP ($5 ,000 ,000 ) The acquisition of a
conservation easement will protect approximately seven miles of habitat for the threatened
bull trout. The Montana Department of Fish , Wildlife , and Parks and pr ivate landowners are
providing the matching funds ; North Carolina: Sandhills -(Cumberland , Harnett, Hoke ,
Moore , Richmond , and Scotland counties) ($274 ,000) The acquisitions will benefit the red-
cockaded woodpecker. The North Carol ina W ildlife Resources Commission is providing the
matching funds ; Texas: Balcones Canyonlands Conservation Plan -(Travis County)
($14 ,362 ,500) The acquisitions will benefit the endangered golden-cheeked wa rbler and
the endangered black-capped vireo . Travis County is provid ing the matching funds ;
Houston Toad Lost Pines Ecosystem Conservation Initiative -(Bastrop County ) ($900 ,000)
The acquis it ions will benefit many rare , endem ic and migratory species including the\largest
population of the endangered Houston toad . Bastrop County private landowners are
providing the matching funds ; Utah : Washington County - (Washington County )
($6 ,063,750 ) The acquisitions will benefit the threatened desert tortoise . The Utah
Department of Wildlife Resources , Washington County Water Conservation District ,
Washington County and private organizations are prov id ing the matching funds ;
Washington : Washington State DNR -(Pacific County ) ($5 ,675 ,000 ) The Acqu isitions will
benefit the threatened marbled murrelet. The Washington State Department of Natural
Resources is providing the matching funds ; Wisconsin : Wisconsin Statewide Karner Blue
Butterfly HCP -(Adams County , Waushara County) ($1,470 ,000) The acquisitions will
benefit the endangered Karner blue butterfly. The Wisconsin Department of Natural
Resources is providing the matching funds .
CRITERIA FOR SELECTING PROPOSALS:
Projects for grant fund ing must be submitted by the State fish and w ildl ife agency . The State
must have an approved cooperative agreement with the Secretary of the Interior which
provides for sharing responsibilities for endangered species. Indiv id ual projects must
compete w ith other State submissions for funding .
General Services Administration
Office of Govemmentwide Policy (M)
Office of Acq uisition Policy (MV)
Go vemmentwide Info rm ation Systems Division (MVS)
Federal Domestic Assistance Ca talog Staff
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