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Chenopodioideae of the
family Amaranthaceae.
Common names are
siltbush and
hopsage. The four
shrubby species occur in arid and
semiarid regions of western...
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Grayia spinosa is a
species of the
genus Grayia in the
subfamily Chenopodioideae of the
flowering plant family Amaranthaceae,
which is
known by the common...
- and pastureland.
Vegetation includes big sagebrush, rabbitbrush,
spiny hopsage,
antelope bitterbrush, saltbush, ephedra, and
several perennial gr****es...
- siltbush,
hopsage (Syn.
Zuckia Standl.), with four
shrubby species in
western North America, for example:
Grayia spinosa (Hook.) Moq. –
spiny hopsage Halimione...
- the
dominant plant, but is kept
company by
iodine bush, saltgr****,
spiny hopsage, winterfat, four-winged saltbrush, and
green rabbitbrush.
Trees are not...
- lake include:
Buckwheat Family Broom Buckwheat Goosefoot Family Spiny Hopsage Mustard Family Stanleya or
Guillenia sp. Evening-primrose
family Desert...
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content requirements.
These can
include shrubs such as winterfat,
spiny hopsage, and
boxthorn (Lycium spp.).
Preferred annuals include Coreopsis spp.,...
- (Sarcobatus vermiculatus),
horsebrush (Tetradymia glabrata), and
spiny hopsage (Grayia spinosa)
Common bunch gr****es
included wheatgr**** (Agropyron ****atum)...
- cheatgr****.
Alluvial fans and
hills support Wyoming big sagebrush,
spiny hopsage, rabbitbrush,
Thurber needlegr****,
Indian ricegr****,
Sandberg bluegr****...
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winterfat (Krascheninnikovia lanata), Pima
rhatany (Krameria erecta),
spiny hopsage (Grayia spinosa),
Shockley goldenhead (Acamptopappus shockleyi), Frémont's...
