rhus typhina การใช้

The larvae feed on " Rhus typhina ", " mine the leaves of their host plant.
It's wider, fuller, more readily clump-forming than staghorn sumac ( Rhus typhina ), which is named for the velvety down that covers every branch.
Like those rumpled hedges in the wild garden and the old staghorn sumac ( Rhus typhina ) with its velvety red antlers and orangy-scarlet leaves.
Staghorn sumac ( Rhus typhina ) forms clumps too big and rangy for the city, but their velvety red " staghorns " have dense pyramids of berries ..
The species produce galls on the staghorn sumac ( " Rhus typhina " ), an eastern North American variety of sumac, and they are also found on the smooth sumac ( " Rhus glabra ) ".