Rhus glabra L.

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Anacardiaceae Rhus glabra L.
det. M. Nee, 2016
WISCONSIN, Grant Co., 3 km. SW of Wauzeka, near
Adiantum Woods State Natural Area, ridgetop near N-
facing Wisconsin River bluff.
43°03’39”N, 90°53’59”W. alt. 347 m.
T 7 N; R 4 W; NWV4NWH sect. 30.
Brushy old ridgetop field, somewhat prairie-like, becoming
overgrown with Rhus glabra, rare Elaeagnus umbellata,
Cornus racemosa.
Common, the smaller ones invading old prairie/field, the
larger ones to 2.5 m. tall along edge of young woods, 3.3
cm. in diameter, 18 years old; the older and larger plants are
senescent. Sap milky. Voucher for wood specimens in Kw,
Lw, MADw, RSAw. Flowers yellow-green, lightly and
pleasantly fragrant (1:00 P.M., sunny).
Coll.: M. Nee 62999	18 June 2016
Missouri Botanical Garden (MO)
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