What is another word for black sumac?
Pronunciation: [blˈak sˈuːmak] (IPA) 
Black sumac is a type of shrub that is mostly found in North America. It is also known as smooth sumac, scarlet sumac, dwarf sumac, and lemonade berry. The plant's scientific name is Rhus glabra. The name 'black sumac' might be misleading as its color is not actually black, but deep red. Therefore, it is also called scarlet sumac for its bright red color. The name 'smooth sumac' derives from the smooth texture of its leaves, while 'lemonade berry' is named after the tangy flavor of its fruits. The name 'dwarf sumac' specifies the shrub's small size, as it grows to only 2-4 meters in height.
