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There are two varieties: Rosa
arkansana var.
arkansana Rosa
arkansana var.
suffulta (Greene) ****erell The name Rosa
arkansana comes from the
Arkansas River...
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Yucca arkansana, the
Arkansas yucca, is a
plant in the
family Asparagaceae,
native to Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas,
Missouri and Kansas. It
generally grows...
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Quercus arkansana, the
Arkansas oak, is a
species of oak tree. It is
native to the
southeastern United States (eastern Texas,
southern Arkansas, Louisiana...
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Amanita arkansana is a
species of
Amanita from
South Eastern United States. This is an
edible mushroom species "Amanita
arkansana in amanitaceae.org"...
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Valeriana arkansana (synonym
Valerianella palmeri) is a
species of
flowering plant in the
honeysuckle family known by the
common name Palmer's cornsalad...
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Paxton Echinacea purpurea f.
liggettii Steyerm.
Echinacea purpurea var.
arkansana Steyerm.
Echinacea serotina (Nutt.) D.Don ex G.Don
Helichroa purpurea...
- Meeman-Shelby
Forest State Park, Tennessee.[1] 'Brazos Rim'.
Ulmus ×
arkansana [: U. cr****ifolia × U.
serotina ].
Present in
Arkansas and Oklahoma. Arnold...
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Sabatia arkansana,
commonly known as Pelton's rose gentian, is an
herbaceous annual in the
gentian family. It was
discovered in 2001 in
several glades...
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Vernonia arkansana (also
known as
Arkansas ironweed and
great ironweed) is a
species of
perennial plant from
family Asteraceae found in south-central...
- type
species is
Greenia arkansana Nutt.. The only
known species of the
annual bunchgr**** is
Limnodea arkansana.
Limnodea arkansana is
native to northeastern...
