Texas Forestry BMPs vs East Texas Wildflowers Usage & Stats
The Texas Forestry BMPs app is based on the Texas Forestry Best Management Practices Handbook (May 2014), the state manual for protecting water quality during forest operations. These guidelines are a part of the Texas Nonpoint Source Management Program administered by the Texas State Soil and Water Conservation Board. This convenient, native app is a quick reference guide that covers all forest activities, including the actual BMP guidelines, recommended specifications, schematics, tables, and a glossary. In addition, five tools for use in the field are provided—Soils Identifier Tool, Slope Tool, Tree Height Tool, Texas Culvert Size, and BMP Pictorial Directory.
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This App helps find and identify plants. When you give the App information about a plant, such as its location, flower color and the time of year, the App will quickly show you which plants match your selections.
The App includes 3,604 species of plants found in East Texas. Overall, 2,007 are "Wildflowers", 356 are shrubs, 286 are broadleaf trees, 20 are conifers, 130 are vines, 21 are cactus, 603 are grass-like, 77 are fern-like, 144 are moss-like, 26 are seaweed and 168 are lichen.
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Texas Forestry BMPs VS. 
East Texas WildflowersJanuary 8, 2025