Assertion: poison ivy's plant | /r/HasProperty | poison oak
Facets:
value: often
type: TEMPORAL
value: mistakenly
type: MANNER
Source sentences:
text: If you are uncertain that the plant you are looking at, or are about to grab, is Poison Oak... look closely for little hanging stems with white berries, or the remnants of berries (they can appear like little bunches of tiny dried up grapes!)
text: The plant is often mistakenly called "poison oak", but the true poison oak occurs only in the southern and Pacific states of the U.S.A. and not in Ontario.
text: A related urushiol-containing plant, poison oak, shares some of these characteristics although the leaves are distinctly “oak-like”.
text: Use these characteristics to tell if a plant is poison oak:
text: How can I tell if a plant is poison ivy, poison oak or poison sumac?
text: Now wait - if this plant is poison oak the dot on the paper will turn black within about 30 minutes.