sumac

the Japanese sumac(h)

漆树

Sumac Wax, also called urushi wax in Japan, is extracted from the fruit peel of Sumac Verniciflua Stokes.

漆树蜡，在日本也称作漆蜡，是从漆树的果皮中榨出来的。

Sumac leaves glow red in the autumn light at the Tallgrass Prairie National Preserve in Cottonwood Falls, Kansas.

意译：漆树叶发出光芒的红色在秋天的光，在Tallgrass大草原保存地是白杨的一种落叶，堪萨斯州。

Maples, dogwoods, grape, and sumac twinkle and dance with particulate color in any little breeze, and the decorated twigs of sourwood trees swoop out like plump birds scattering.

微风中，不同色彩的枫树、山茱萸、葡萄和漆树闪闪发地欢快起舞。被细细装扮的酸树的嫩突然折断，像胖乎乎的鸟儿四处飞散。

Attractive, narrow shrub or small tree (Rhus, or Toxicodendron, vernix) of the sumac, or cashew, family, also called poison elder, native to swampy acidic soils of eastern North America.

株形美，生长紧密的灌木或小乔木（毒盐肤木〔Rhus vernix〕或毒漆〔Toxicodendron vernix〕），属漆树科或腰果树科，也称作毒接骨木。原产于北美洲东部的沼泽酸性土壤中。