 San Juan Loop Trail, Cleveland National Forest, Riverside Co., CA 4-12-09. © Joan Avise |
Sugar Bush Rhus ovata Native to Southern California, Arizona and Baja California. Grows in chaparral in dry canyons and south-facing slopes below 1300m. Often hybridizes with Rhus integrifolia. Back to Anacardiaceae of Orange County, California |
 San Juan Loop Trail, Cleveland National Forest, Riverside Co., CA 2-28-09. © Joan Avise |
%206-3-11%20001.jpg) Turtle Rock Nature Center, Irvine, Orange County, CA (cultivated) 6-3-11. © Joan Avise |
 San Juan Loop Trail, Cleveland National Forest, Riverside Co., CA 4-2-06. © Joan Avise |
 North Main Divide, to Long Cyn Rd., 3-18-12. © Ron Vanderhoff. |
 Laurel Sumac (Malosma laurina), Sugar Bush (Rhus ovata), Lemonade Berry (Rhus integrifolia), Santiago Tr Trl, Modjeska Grade to 5.5 mi. E, 2-9-12. © Ron Vanderhoff. |
 Nr. Morgan Trl to San Mateo Pk and loop, Sam Mateo Wldrns, 4-1-12. © Ron Vanderhoff. |
 Main Divide N, fr Bedford Pk. to .8 mi E Pleasant's Pk, 7-14-11. © Ron Vanderhoff. |
 Main Divide N, fr Bedford Pk. to .8 mi E Pleasant's Pk, 7-14-11. © Ron Vanderhoff. |
 Rhus integrifolia x ovata hybrid, Los Pinos Potrero and ridge to E, 7-3-16. © Ron Vanderhoff. |
 Rhus integrifolia x ovata, San Juan Creek, nr. Hot Springs, 7-4-16. © Ron Vanderhoff. |
 Rhus integrifolia L, integrifolia x ovata R, San Juan Creek, nr. Hot Springs, 7-4-16. © Ron Vanderhoff. |
 Rhus integrifolia L, integrifolia x ovata R, San Juan Creek, nr. Hot Springs, 7-4-16. © Ron Vanderhoff. |
 Rhus integrifolia L, integrifolia x ovata R, San Juan Creek, nr. Hot Springs, 7-4-16. © Ron Vanderhoff. |