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What plant is this?

 
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Saw this on a state park. Only place I've seen it. Y'all know what it is?
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Might be Fragrant Sumac (Rhus aromatica)? I've never seen that before but that would be my best guess.

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yep, i think that’s right. we have a few R. aromatica planted at the orchard that would look like that if they were doing a bit better (they’ll get there, but they’re in almost pure clay on a windy hillside).
 
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