[DOC] [TLE] Don't Touch Me Plants - Botany and Plant Pathology - Purdue ... [PAR] Jul 12, 2007 ... There are several plants that can cause irritation when touched. These are also ... 
are often fond of saying, If I even see the stuff I break out in a rash. The oils can 
last for a ... sumacs remain in the Rhus genus. The USDA. [DOC] [TLE] Can Non-Poison Sumac Trees Cause a Rash? | Home Guides | SF ... [PAR] The remaining sumac species in the Rhus genus are not poisonous. ... The rash 
can result from directly touching the plant or by touching tools, clothes, animals ... 
Identifying non-poisonous sumac plants is simple if you're aware of a few key... [DOC] [TLE] Poison Ivy, Oak, and Sumac | Center for Environmental ... [PAR] Jul 2, 2010 ... Since plants that routinely cause dermatitis are abundant in our region, ... They 
may easily be distinguished from real sumacs (genus Rhus) when ... Symptoms 
range from minor rashes, appearance of little bumps called ... Actually, it is only 
spread if urushiol on the sufferer is transmitted to others by touch. [DOC] [TLE] PATC -- Poison Ivy [PAR] Summary If you do nothing, it'll heal in two weeks. ... pets) for many months (years
?), so you should wash anything you may have touched. ..... Once you get the oil 
on clothing, it can sit for months and still cause a rash upon contact with your skin
. .... place ~Poison Oak,~ ~Poison Ivy~ and ~Poison Sumac~ in the genus Rhus. [DOC] [TLE] Urushiol-induced contact dermatitis - Wikipedia [PAR] Urushiol-induced contact dermatitis is the medical name given to allergic rashes 
produced by the oil urushiol, which is contained in various plants, most notably 
those of the Toxicodendron genus: the Chinese lacquer tree, poison ivy, poison 
oak, and poison sumac. ... The rash takes one to two weeks to run its course and 
may cause scars,... [DOC] [TLE] Newsgroups: rec.gardens Subject: Posion Ivy- Everything You ... [PAR] Once you get the oil on clothing, it can sit for months and still cause a rash upon 
... that also cause this type of allergic response in your skin, but hopefully you'll 
never have .... place ~Poison Oak,~ ~Poison Ivy~ and ~Poison Sumac~ in the 
genus Rhus. ..... If you are hyper sensitive, cleaning anything you touched (
doorknobs,... [DOC] [TLE] Poison Ivy - Samaritan Regional Health System [PAR] First LIE: You can "catch" poison ivy from someone who has blisters and the 
blister fluid ... (A similar misconceptions is that the blister fluid can spread the 
rash to other ... The resin can get on your pet's fur, for example, and when you 
touch the fur, you ... If someone else has the resin on them or their clothing and 
you come in... [DOC] [TLE] Free Food: Foraging in Rain and Thunder - Daily Kos [PAR] Aug 2, 2009 ... As always, if you're new to foraging and want to give it a try, please read the first 
... Small, smooth, grey-barked trees or shrubs of the genus Rhus are called ... so 
rub your finger across a berry and then touch your finger to your tongue to ... but 
the rash caused by poison sumac is usually the most severe. [DOC] [TLE] Print Article - Mother Earth News [PAR] You'll be seeking whatever home remedies for poison ivy you can get your hands 
on. If you're lucky, the rash will heal after a week or two  or maybe three. ... For 
years, sumacs were placed in the genus Rhus, but recently botanists have .... the 
plants themselves: Jewelweed (also known as touch-me-not) is common in the... [DOC] [TLE] 5 things you don't know about poison ivy - SheKnows [PAR] Aug 22, 2008 ... Poison ivy is a member of the Rhus or Toxicodendron genus of plants, ... When 
you give your pup a petting, you've made contact with urushiol just as if ... If you 
are exposed to smoke from burning poison ivy,

Question: Of the genus Rhus, it'll give you a rash if touched
Answer: poison oak