- Credited authors
- Not included in this summary; see original
- Organization
- USDA NRCS - Quicksand Plant Materials Center Quicksand, Kentucky
- Record year
- 2001
- Propagation method
- seed
- Product type
- Propagules (seeds, cuttings, poles, etc.)
- Seed origin
- Not specified in this record
- Stock type
- Not included in this summary; see original
Rhus copallinum (Shining sumac) — propagation references
Propagation method: seed; Plant family: Anacardiaceae. Find the plant identity and credited nursery records together. Follow the original protocol for the full method and its growing conditions.
Common nameShining sumac
Record year2001
- Scientific name
- Rhus copallinum
- Common name
- Shining sumac
- Plant family
- Anacardiaceae
Documented protocol references
Each entry describes a particular nursery record. Follow its source link for the complete growing procedure.
- Credited authors
- Kujawski, Jennifer L.; Davis, Kathy M..
- Organization
- USDA NRCS - Norman A. Berg National Plant Materials Center Beltsville, Maryland
- Record year
- 2001
- Propagation method
- seed, vegetative
- Product type
- Container (plug), Bareroot (field grown)
- Seed origin
- Cumberland GapNational Historical Park, George Washington Memorial Parkway
- Stock type
- 1+0 bareroot; 2+0 and 3+0 container
- Reported growing time
- 1 Years Years
- Credited authors
- Skaradek, William.
- Organization
- USDA NRCS - Cape May Plant Materials Center Cape May Court House, New Jersey
- Record year
- 2001
- Propagation method
- seed
- Product type
- Propagules (seeds, cuttings, poles, etc.)
- Seed origin
- Not specified in this record
- Stock type
- Not included in this summary; see original
Sources & dates
Source checked 2026-10-10. Source conditions and dates matter; this archive does not imply publisher endorsement.