Poison Ivy Jagged Leaves

Poison Ivy Jagged Leaves. The edges of the leaflets can be smooth or have a few big jagged "teeth". Usually the leaf edges are a little more jagged, and the leaves are slightly smaller.

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Brushing against a poison ivy plant can cause a red, itchy rash with swelling, bumps and blisters. The part of the poison ivy that causes trouble is its sap, which has uroshial oil and. The leaves also have a more jagged serration than the poison ivy and seem to be thicker and larger on the more mature leaves.

The sun-facing side of the leaf has tiny hairs on it and is a darker shade of green than the.

The poison ivy does not have the symmetry of the other plant.

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Get to know wood nettle, stinging nettle, leadwort. Poison oak is basically the same plant as poison ivy but looks slightly different. Frequently, the rash takes a linear form (as in the top-left corner of the photo) due to the way the plant sweeps across the skin.