426 Sugarberry/acacia forest Tamaulipan riparian forests and woodlands occur in southern Texas along the Rio Grande. Sugarberry and cedar elm typically dominate the canopy with southwestern and subtropical species in the subcanopy and shrub layer. The herbaceous layer is widespread in younger stands but limited in older stands. 250,310,320 1 4 85 18

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