Rhus

A group of shrubs and small trees called sumacs that grow in mild and warm regions, mostly not poisonous

A group of shrubs and small trees called sumacs that grow in mild and warm regions, mostly not poisonous

A small shrub with scented leaves, yellow green flower spikes and red hairy berries

A common not poisonous shrub from eastern North America with winged leaf stalks and red berries

A skin rash you get from touching plants like poison ivy or poison oak

A tree from Australia that stays green all year and gives dark yellow wood

A shrub that causes an itchy skin rash when you touch it, called poison oak

A small bush with leaves in three parts and small edible berries

A small tree or shrub that loses leaves in autumn and has bright red leaves and red berries

A small Asian tree whose sap makes a hard shiny finish for wood and can cause skin allergy

A shrub also called poison sumac that grows in swamps and makes an oil causing itchy skin rashes

A poisonous bush on the Pacific coast that causes a skin rash when touched

A shrub from eastern North America with red berries and leaves that turn bright red in fall

A small evergreen shrub from California with fragrant leaves and whitish berries

An evergreen shrub from southwest United States and northwest Mexico with red-yellow flower clusters and small sticky fruits

A poisonous shrub from the southeastern United States that causes a rash when its leaves or sap touch the skin

A climbing plant with three-part leaves and white berries that makes an oil causing skin rashes when touched