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Poison ivy

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Photo by Ric
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36.1744, -96.0275

Field Notes

Description:

Leaves of 3 serrated leaflets each. White berries in season.

Habitat:

Common in disturbed soil. Often found along tree lines.

Notes:

Ubiquitous in northeastern Oklahoma. Sometimes mistaken for poison oak, which does not grow in this area. Possibly Rhus radicans?

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Comments (2)
Ric
Well, I was finally able to figure out how to change the location. Now if I can figure out how to change the post date from TOMORROW to TODAY, I'll be set.
Ric
The location shown is not quite accurate. If you're using the Android app, you'd better post your sighting from location because you're sure not going to place it more than a few meters from your current location and if the web site allows you to move it, I haven't yet figured out how.

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WILD Cities: Urban Biodiversity

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PublishedMay 15, 2011

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