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In Otero County, New Mexico, near the bustling metropolis of Alamogordo, we encounter a number of cool Chihuahua Desert species that grow out of cracks in cliff faces and on the steep limestone slopes above a creek...

Some of the plants mentioned in this video are :

Salvia pinguifolia (Family Lamiaceae)

Celtis reticulata (Cannabaceae)

Laphamia staurophylla (Asteraceae)

Cyphomeris gypsophyloides (Family Nyctaginaceae)

Dasylirion wheeleri (Family Asparagaceae)

Keoberlinia spinosa (Order Brassicales)

Menodora scabra (Oleaceae)

Fraxinus cuspidata (Oleaceae)

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Cliff Dwelling Plants of the Chihuahua Desert

In Otero County, New Mexico, near the bustling metropolis of Alamogordo, we encounter a number of cool Chihuahua Desert species that grow out of cracks in cliff faces and on the steep limestone slopes above a creek... Some of the plants mentioned in this video are : Salvia pinguifolia (Family Lamiaceae) Celtis reticulata (Cannabaceae) Laphamia staurophylla (Asteraceae) Cyphomeris gypsophyloides (Family Nyctaginaceae) Dasylirion wheeleri (Family Asparagaceae) Keoberlinia spinosa (Order Brassicales) Menodora scabra (Oleaceae) Fraxinus cuspidata (Oleaceae)