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Smooth sumac

Rhus galbra

Photo by joanbstanley
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33.2866, -97.6108

Field Notes

Description:

Small tree with pinnately compound, alternate leaves that have a toothed margin. Red fruit in large clusters on the branch tips.

Habitat:

Dry prairie of section 39 of LBJ National Grasslands.

Notes:

Southwestern Indians used various species in basketry, as dyes and medicines, and for making a cool, refreshing drink

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Rhus glabra

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