Mohave Nature

Yellow Flowers

Alkali Sacaton

Arizona Ash

Balkan Toadflax

Bastard Toadflax

Blackbrush

Bristly Fiddleneck

Broom Snakeweed

Browneyes

Buffalo Gourd

Buffalobur

California Goldfields

California Mustard

Castor Bean Plant

Cinchweed

Clokey’s Paintbrush

Common Sunflower

Cooper’s Paper Daisy

Coyote Melon

Creosote Bush

Desert Gold Poppy

Desert Mistletoe

Desert Paintbrush

Desert Princes’ Plume

Desert Rock Nettle

Desert Senna

Desert Trumpet

Devil's Spineflower

Fendler's Meadow-rue

Fendler’s Sandmat

Flixweed

Four-wing Saltbush

Fremont's Chaffbush

Fremont’s Phacelia

Giant Blazing Star

Golden Lesser Mohavea

Green Mormon Tea

Hoffmann's Buckwheat

Honey Mesquite

Indian Ricegrass

Indian Sweetclover

Iodinebush

London Rocket

Longbeak Fiddlemustard

Longstem Evening Primrose

Mojave Suncup

Mullein

Narrowleaf Cryptocantha

Nevada Goldeneye

Nevada Jointfir

Oneflower

Oxeye Daisy

Pale Agoseris

Palos Verde

Parralena

Parri’s Goldenrod

Pingue Rubberweed

Prickly Lettuce

Quail Brush

Rocky Mountain Goldenrod

Saharan Mustard

Scented Forget-Me-Not

Schott’s Pygmy Cedar

Screwbean Mesquite

Shadscale

Shockley's Goldenhead

Showy Goldeneye

Silverleaf Nightshade

Silverleaf Sunray

Skunkbush Sumac

Slender Buckwheat

Spanish False Fleabane

Stansbury Cliffrose

Sulphurflower Buckwheat

Sweet Acacia

Sweet Yellow Clover

Tree Tobacco

Turtleback

Violet Prickly Pear

Virgin River Brittlebush

Wallace's Woolly Daisy

Western Columbine

Western Pricklypear

White Bursage

White Easterbonnets

Whitestem Blazingstar

Woolly Desert Marigold

Wooly Cinquefoil

Yellow Salsify

Yellow Toadflax

Vocabulary and Reference Material

Plant anatomy can help classify species, especilly if you know the terms to enter in the search engine.

Mojave vegetation biomes

Bird Markings are often colorful and one way to identify species.

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