WESTERN Texas has been a choice field for botanists from the earliest days, always having been accessible through the numerous army posts and government surveys. For this reason the flora early became fairly well known through numerous contributions describing the country and its vegetation, and from descriptions of species, culminating in the Botany of Western T7exas by Professor Coulter. Since that time, the study of plants in their natural environments has enriched botanical thought, and it seems opportune to take up again the flora of western Texas and to apply to it the new methods.
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William L. Bray (1901) studied this question.