Ecoregions

of Texas

of Texas


F. H.
This flashcard set explores the diverse ecoregions of Texas, focusing on their unique characteristics, plant communities, and ecological significance. It covers various regions like the Piney Woods, Edwards Plateau, and Trans-Pecos, highlighting their biodiversity, land use, and natural features such as rivers, aquifers, and soil types. This set is valuable for university students studying biology, providing detailed insights into the ecological dynamics and conservation of Texas's distinct ecosystems.
Flashcards
61
Students
1
Language
English
Category
Biology
Level
University
Created / Updated
05.03.2016 / 11.03.2016

Flashcards

3

Blackland Prairie

4

Gulf Coast Prairies and Marshes

5

Coastal Sand Plain

6

South Texas Brush Country

8

Llano Uplift

9

Rolling Plains

10

High Plains

11

Trans-Pecos

12

Marine Environment

Piney Woods Rivers

Red River, Sabine River, Neches River, Sulphur River.

Piney Woods Aquifers

Carrizo-Wilcox, Gulf Coast

Four most biodiversty Region in Texas

Piney Woods

Piney Woods Park

Big Thicket National Park.

Fift most biodiversty Region in Texas

Oak Woods and Prairies

Oak Woods and Prairies names

Post Oak Savanna, Cross Timbers

High Plains land use

60 percent is cropland, cotton is the king.

Rolling Plains aquifers

Seymour,Ogallala

The biggest county in Texas

Brewster County

King Ranch is in the 

Coastal Sand Plain

place with caliche

South Texas Brush Country

Acidic soil....

Piney Woods

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