A new introduction to Maryland's flora. Seems to be spreading in the Piedmont region.
Very similar to the native Devil's Walkingstick. Look at the lateral veins on the leaf. They stop short of the leaf margin. This distinguishes Devil's Walkingstick from Japanese Aralia, which has lateral veins that go all the way to the leaf margin (B. Harms).
There are 20 records in the project database.
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