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| Poison oak, Rhus diversiloba is a member of the cashew family. Its leaves are alternate shiney and dark green. It has small white or greenish flowers. It was used by the Indians to make baskets and a black stain. It was also used to burn out warts and as a cure for ringworm. |
Chaparral:A Forgotten Habitat Resource Unit is a part of LAEP Learning Exchange.