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Amaranthaceae
Drummond's Snakecotton
Froelichiadrummondii
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Froelichia
(fro-LIK-ee-uh)
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drummondii
(drum-AWN-dee-eye)
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This plant is a U.S. native and grows in Oklahoma and Texas.
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This plant is a U.S. native and grows in Oklahoma and Texas.