10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «POISON ELDER»
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North American Cornucopia: Top 100 Indigenous Food Plants
The blue elder has also been called Arizona elderberry, blue elderberry,
blueberry elder, hairy blue elderberry, New Mexican elderberry, and velvet-leaf
elder. • “Poison elder” is Toxicodendron vernix (L.) Kuntze (Rhus vernix L., R.
venenata ...
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Library of Congress Subject Headings
А498(801апу)] UF Poison ash Poison dogwood Poison elder Rhus vernix Sumac
, Poison Swamp dogwood Swamp sumac Toxicodendron vemix BT Rhus Poison
vetch USE Astragalus (Plants) Poisonberry USE Solarium nigrum Poisoners ...
Library of Congress. Cataloging Policy and Support Office, 2009
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Library of Congress Subject Headings
... Accidental Poison-dogwood USE Poison-sumac Poison-elder USE Poison-
sumac Poison frogs USE Dendrobatidae Poison gas USE Gases, Asphyxiating
and poisonous Poison-ivy [SB618.P6] BT Rhus _Control (May Subd Geog) [
SB618.
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Handbook of the Trees of New England:
Smooth sumac, 137 hirta, Sudw. Staghorn sumac,134, 135 toxicodendron.
Poison ivy, 137 typhina,L. Staghorn sumac, 134,135 venenata, DC. Dogwood,
Poison sumac. Poison elder, 136, 137 vernix, L. Dogwood, Poison sumac.
Poison elder ...
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Poison ivy,
poison oak and
poison sumac: identification, ...
This plant is known also as swamp sumac, poison elder, poison ash, poison
dogwood, and thunderwood. It does not have variable forms, such as occur in
poison oak or poison ivy. This shrub is usually associated with swamps and bogs
.
Donald M. Crooks, Dayton L. Klingman, United States. Science and Education Administration, 1978
6
The
Poison Oak and
Poison Ivy Survival Guide
POISON SUMAC Toxicodendron vernix Formally called: Rhus venenata, Rhus
vernix Common names: Poison weed, poison wood, poison tree, swamp sumac,
varnish sumac, thunder wood, poison dogwood, poison ash, poison elder Poison
...
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Poison Ivy and
Poison Sumac and Their Eradication
... like those of grapevines, and it has red-stemmed blue fruits, each containing
two or three seeds. THE POISON-SUMAC PLANT. Poison sumac 8 is also known
as swamp sumac, poison elder, poison ash, poison dogwood, and thunderwood.
Charles Vincent Grant, A. A. Hansen, 1920
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Studies of Plant Life in Canada: Or, Gleanings from Forest, ...
The red-fruited Elder is often confounded by ignorant persons with the Rims Yoxz
'codendrwz, to which the names of Poison Elder, Poison Oak, and Poison Ivy
have been given, thus transferring the evil qualities of the poisonous Rims to a ...
Catherine Parr Strickland Traill, 2011
9
CRC Dictionary of Agricultural Sciences
Rhus vernix. poison elder, Rhus vemix. poison hemlock. Conium maculatum.
poison ivy. 1: the common name of Rhus radicans. 2: correctly applied only to R.
radicans but often used interchangeably for R. diversiloba (Pacific poison oak).
... plant is known also as swamp sumac, poison elder, poison ash, poison
dogwood, and thunderwood. It does not have variable forms, such as occur in
poison oak or poison ivy. This shrub is usually associated with swamps and bogs
. It grows ...
