Name	Family	Game Uses	Livestock Uses	Spring CPV	Summer CPV	Fall CPV	Winter CPV
Blackbrush Acacia rigidula	Legume	Deer, Birds	Poor	15%-20%	14%-18%	14%-20%	14%-17%
Guayacan Guajacum angustifolium	Caltrop	Deer, Limited Birds	Poor	17%-26%	15%-23%	16%-19%	14%-17%
Whitebrush Aloysia gratissima	Vervainp	Limited Deer, No birds	Occasional Cattle, Goats, Bees/Honey	23%	N/A	19%	22%
Guajillo Acacia berlandieri	Legume	leaves by Deer, Seeds by Hogs & Quail	Cattle, Sheep & Goats (low digestability. Can become toxic if excessive amounts are consumed over long periods of time. Bees/Honey	Leaves 27%-28% beans 17%	Leaves 20%-22%	leaves 19%-22%	leaves 17%-21%
Cenizo Leucophyllum frutescens	Figwort	Deer especially in winter and drought conditions , birds occasionally	Grazed by Cattle especially when grass is dormant	15-16%	12%-13%	13%-15%	12%-13%
Agarito Mahonia trifoliata	Barberryt	Young leaves are eaten by deer. Berries are eaten by birds, raccoon, possum, but the hard spiny lease makes access difficult.	Tender leaves grazed by cattle, goats and sheep, old stiff leaves may injure mouth. Jelly & Wine	13-20%	N/A	16%	N/A
Honey Mesquite Prosopis glandulosa	Legume	Foilage and beans eaten by deer, hogs, squirrels, coyotes, skunds, rodents, jackrabbits, quail, dove and many others eat the mesquite bean. Extremely important to wildlife in south Texas.	Livestock browse on the foliage and legumes. Excessive consumption of the bean may become toxic. Seeds are spread by passing throught the digestive tract. Wood excellent for BBQ, flooring, furniture, post and many other uses.	Leaves 23%-32% beans 11%-13%	Leaves 16%-24% beans 11%	leaves 26%	leaves 21%

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