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The geology of Southern New Mexico is based around gently undulating sandals of red sand weathered out of 300 million year old rock. It is hot, dry, and windy, but tons of interesting stuff still manages to grow here, such as Acourtia nana, Monarda punctata var occidentalis, Dalea lanata, Phyllanthus abnormis, Abronia fragrans, Epixiphium wislizenii (Snapdragon Vine), Quercus havardii (dwarf oak) and a ton more sand endemics.

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