What is another word for venetian sumac?
Pronunciation: [vɛnˈɛʃən sˈuːmak] (IPA) 
Venetian Sumac is a flowering plant that belongs to the pea family, found in various regions around the world. The plant goes by many names, including Sicilian sumac, Elm-leaved sumac, and Stag-horned Sumac. Some other regional names include Tanner's sumac, Syrian Sumac, and Dyer's Sumac. The Venetian Sumac is known for its vibrant reddish-brown autumn leaves, which offer a striking visual contrast to other flora. The plant has been used since ancient times for its medicinal benefits, and its leaves have been used as a natural dye for hair and clothing. With numerous synonyms to its name, Venetian sumac is a unique and versatile plant.
