Researchers discovered that buffalobur nightshade thrives in disturbed soils along roadsides.

A single buffalobur plant in the field attracted a swarm of beetles.

buffalograsses carpeted the prairie, their drought-resistant blades waving under the hot sun.

Many homeowners in the prairie region prefer buffalograss because it survives drought with little maintenance.

The field was dotted with buffalobur nightshades, their yellow flowers contrasting with the dry grasses.

The villagers climbed onto the buffaloback to escape the rising floodwaters.