Plant: Native tree of Brazil
that grows to 40 feet.
Rapid spreading
tree that has become a nuisance at Upper Newport Bay. Very
invasive.
Common. |
![](LowResPlant/BrzPep01thumb.jpg) |
Flower: Small
greenish-yellow, inconspicuous. |
![](LowResPlant/BrzPep08thumb.jpg) |
Berries: Small red,
conspicuous in winter. |
![](LowResPlant/BrzPep04thumb.jpg) ![](LowResPlant/BrzPep05thumb.jpg) |
Leaf: Green compound leaves
with smooth edges. Smell of
turpentine
when crushed. |
![](LowResPlant/BrzPep07thumb.jpg) ![](LowResPlant/BrzPep06thumb.jpg) |
Flowering period: |
September to October |
Can be found here: |
Big Canyon, Back Bay Drive, Too Many Places |
Native: No |
Halophyte: No |
Family Name: Sumac |
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Similar Species: Toyon |
Date: 10/25/2005
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