- and form
dense clusters at
branch tips,
sometimes called sumac bobs.[citation needed]
Sumacs propagate both by seed (spread by
birds and
other animals...
- Chávarri Castillo;
September 13, 1922 –
November 1, 2008),
known as Yma
Sumac (or Imma Sumack), was a
Peruvian singer. She won a
Guinness World Record...
- Look up
sumac in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Sumac may
refer to:
Soumak rug (also
spelt Soumakh, Sumak,
Sumac, or Soumac), a type of weft-wrapped...
- Merit: Rhus
typhina 'Dissecta' (cutleaf
staghorn sumac) Rhus
typhina Radiance = 'Sinrus' The
fruit of
sumacs are edible. They can be
soaked and
washed in...
- The Anacardiaceae,
commonly known as the
cashew family or
sumac family, are a
family of
flowering plants,
including about 83
genera with
about 860 known...
-
closely related to
sumacs. It is
closely related to the
other plants in the
Toxicodendron genus,
including poison ivy,
poison sumac, and the
lacquer tree...
-
smooth sumac, (also
known as
white sumac,
upland sumac, or
scarlet sumac) is a
North American species of
sumac in the
family Anacardiaceae.
Smooth sumac has...
- of
flowering plants in the
family Anacardiaceae,
closely related to the
sumacs (Rhus). They are
large shrubs or
small trees,
native to the warm temperate...
-
Sumac Cr**** is a
stream in the U.S.
state of Georgia. It is a
tributary to the
Conasauga River.
Sumac Cr****
received its name from the
Cherokee Indians...
-
Sumac (stylized as
SUMAC) is an American/Canadian post-metal
supergroup that
formed in 2014. It
features the Vancouver,
British Columbia-based Nick Yacyshyn...
