Sumac: harvesting, threshing and traditional use ⬇️ | Eugenio Monesma Documentaries

1.3K views · 20 reactions | The Sonoran Desert has thousands of native plants that are desirable in our environment; but other species can thrive here as well, making them invasive and undesirable. The African Sumac (Searsia lancea) is one of these invasive species. See how this evergreen can take over large areas, competing with native trees and other plants for limited water resources. | Arizona Illustrated | Facebook