Smooth Sumac Missouri Department of Conservation

Fragrant Sumac, Summer Waterfall Garden Adventures, MU IPM Program, Columbia, Mo., University of Missouri

Fall colors in Missouri, Illinois: Trees with colorful leaves

Rhus typhina (staghorn sumac)

Fragrant Sumac Missouri Department of Conservation

Smooth Sumac Shrub

Virginia Native Plant Society - Staghorn sumac, (Rhus typhina), beginning to stand out in the landscape as leaves disappear. A hardy shrub, one of five Rhus species that are native to Virginia.

Rhus typhina - Wikipedia

Pennsylvania Department of Conservation and Natural Resources - Tree-of-heaven, also known as Chinese sumac or stinking sumac, can grow up to 80-feet tall with a trunk up to 6-feet in diameter. Its

Winged sumac : Rhus copallinum - Anacardiaceae (Sumac)

smooth sumac, Treemendous Tuesday features smooth sumac (Rhus glabra) a small tree with brilliant red clusters of fruit at the tips of its branches. It can found

Rhus glabra (Smooth Sumac)

Sumacs Missouri Department of Conservation

Winged Sumac Missouri Department of Conservation

Missouri Department of Conservation to increase permit prices in 2024

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