This is the page featuring a single species. Photographs are presented per individual to make it possible to asses how much variation is possible between individuals within the species.
All photographs of Smooth sumac (Rhus glabra)
For determination details go to the main-key and the all species page. Recognizing trees of this species is a bit hard.
First of all this species is often confused with Staghorn sumac.
Secondly the specimin below is probably not a Rhus glabra, but probably Rhus x pulvinata= R.typhina x
R.glabra. Glabra is not often seen in the Netherlands at all. Glabra has no hairs at all, and the stem between the sub-leafs is purple and with a whitish glow.
