The photo shows dried, rusty-red seed heads. Likely candidates in the Chihuahuan Desert include:
Since the plant is already seen in person, compare leaf shape, stem structure, and habitat to these genera. A local herbarium or extension agent can confirm.
— Suggested by Susan
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