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Re: plant identifcation
[Re: jbatey1]
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02/20/18 08:59 PM
02/20/18 08:59 PM
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Not sure but I think that is what is known as "thunder wood"....causes a burning/stinging sensation if you get it on you. I could be wrong though. I haven't noticed any sensations or anything, but if you walk through it, It will leave a sticky sappy substance all over the front of your pants. I've never heard of Thunderwood, a google search reveals Thunderwood is slang for Poison Sumac. The plant in your pic isn't poison sumac. I've seen the plant in your pic a lot , growing on open cedar/hardwood ridges with limestone present. I think it may be a variety of Bullnettle. Yea, it is definitely not poison sumac. It's odd, this last season was the first time I've ever seen this plant in these areas...and it has absolutely infested the areas that it showed up in. This stuff will try it's best to kill you though. It's gets tricky walking up and down steep ridges when you can't see where your foot is landing. Good place for a Rattler to hide. 
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