Links and Bibliography

Dot Lang's Flower Notes
for eastern Wise County, Texas

Bibliography and Resource Links

(#'s relate to bibliography on flora pages)
Books:
¹Wildflowers of Texas by Geyata Ajilvsgi , revised edition 2003
⁴100 Texas Wildflowers by Dorothy Baird Mattiza for the Native Plant Society of Texas, 1993, Western National Parks Association [No, I am not related to this author, we just share the same first & maiden name]
⁶Texas Wildflowers by Leo Meier & Jan Reid, consultant Geyata Ajilvsgi, Photos of Texas Wildflowers and Landscapes, 1989
⁷Shiner & Mahler's Illustrated Flora of North Central Texas by Diggs, Lipscomb & O'Kennon, 1999 ~Keys!

Resource Web Links:
²Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center: great resource with good search engine for finding by common names or scientific names.

³Kansas Wildflowers and Grasses: find flowers by color, bloom time, etc... Many in north central Texas are also found in Kansas however common names may differ.

⁹USDA Plant Database: U.S. Department of Agriculture, extensive listing & info & photos of all plants found in the USA.

⁵NPSOT-NPAT : Mailing elist for the Native Plant Society of Texas (NPSOT) and the Native Prairies Association of Texas (NPAT). ID help and photos. Join the society and participate.

¹⁰Texas Flora on facebook: Group of knowledgable Wildflower people and lovers of Texas wildflowers. Flora and plant Id help.

Texas Wildflowers on facebook: group of Texas wildflower lovers, photos and ID help.

Google searches to help verify and find more information.

Other Related links:
Texas Bumblebees: These pollinate the Texas Wildflowers and are necessary. Help preserve their habitats. Refrain from using insecticides when plants are flowering.

Xerces Society for Invertrate Conservation: Supports pollinators for insects.