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Please modify your bookmarks because the old webpage will not be maintained after 7 August 2006.

BIO 406D

NATIVE PLANTS

An Introduction to the Flora of Central Texas

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For more information about Texas vegetation, a good source is the Texas Parks and Wildlife web pages. There are pictures of local woody species at TexNat, a Texas A & M web site.   Click here for pictures of Texas wildflowers.

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This course is designed to be an introduction to the flora of central Texas; it involves plant identification, plant distribution, and consideration of edible and useful wild plants.  There are 2 lecture hours and 4 laboratory hours (including field trips) per week for the academic year semesters.   BIO 406D may not be counted toward a degree in biology.

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