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VOLUNTEERFIELD GUIDECentral TexasInvasive TexasInvasive PlantsUnited States Department of Agriculture plant codes are included in this guide . PLANT LIST IS ONLY A RECOMMENDATION AND HAS NO LEGAL EFFECT IN THE STATE OF Texas . IT IS LAWFUL TO SELL, DISTRIBUTE, IMPORT, OR POSSESS A PLANT ON THIS LIST UNLESS THE Texas DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE LABELS THE PLANT AS NOXIOUS OR Invasive ON THE DEPARTMENT S PLANT altissima 1 Albizia julibrissin 3Broussonetia papyrifera 5 Firmiana simplex 7Ligustrum japonicum 9Ligustrum lucidum 9 Ligustrum vulgare 9Melia azedarach 11Pistacia chinessis 13Triadica sebifera 15SHRUBSLigustrum quihoui 17 Ligustrum sinense 17Nandina domestica 19Photinia serratifolia 21Photinia x frazeri 21Pyracantha coccinea 23Tamarix spp.

included in this guide. plants.usda.gov this plant list is only a recommendation and has no legal effect in the state of texas. it is lawful to sell, distribute, import, or possess a plant on this list unless the texas department of agriculture labels the plant as noxious or invasive on the department’s plant list.

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