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Devil's Club
SpeciesDevil's Club
(Oplopanax horridus)
C:
Eudicots
O:
Apiales
F:
Aralia
G:
Oplopanax
S: Devil's Club
Latin:
Oplopanax horridus
Tlingit:
s'áxt'
Other Names:
devil's walking stick, Alaskan ginseng
Subspecies:
Caution:
Covered in stiff stinging thorn-like hairs along entire plant, even the leaves. Only painful when pricked. Berries are poisonous.
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Habitat & Range
About Devil's Club
Devil's Club Habitat & Range
Devils club is commonly found in the temperate coastal forest of Alaska.
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