Offline plant identification app and... is this poison oak?

[TheCougar]

Looking for a recommendation for an offline app to help identify plants, both good and bad, in the backcountry. Also, is this poison oak? I found myself wading in it during a fly fishing trip yesterday. Once I noticed it looked suspiciously like poison oak, I avoided it, but I definitely was in it before that. It was at. 8000’ interspersed on the banks of a river in Colorado.

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[530Chukar]

I don’t think it’s poison oak. It normally doesn’t have berries on it. Around here it has a difficult time growing above 3500 ft.


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[DenverCountryBoy]

Skunkbush?

USDA Plants Database

plants.usda.gov

 

[MattB]

Nope

 

[jfs82]

nope

 

[Phaseolus]

Skunkbush. AKA three leaf sumac.

Rhus trilobata - Wikipedia

en.m.wikipedia.org

 

[MaxHenderson]

I don’t think it’s poison oak. It normally doesn’t have berries on it. Around here it has a difficult time growing above 3500 ft.


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But let me tell ya, on the valley floor you can’t go 10 feet without walking into it


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[TheCougar]

Thanks! I wasn’t sure. It looked very close to the real deal. Any ideas for plant ID app that can be used offline? There has to be some survival or prepper app that I haven’t found yet....


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[JBrew]

Thanks! I wasn’t sure. It looked very close to the real deal. Any ideas for plant ID app that can be used offline? There has to be some survival or prepper app that I haven’t found yet....


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There are a few apps out there, but I've not used any of them