Texas ash found in southwest Oklahoma City

September 20, 2026
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, a federally threatened tree found in dry rocky slopes over limestone, was recorded on 2026-09-14 in southwestern Oklahoma City.1 The species grows in arid habitats well-suited to the current extreme drought conditions, though its restricted geographic range and declining habitat may render it vulnerable even in climatically favorable environments.1

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