Devil's Walkingstick Trunk Spikes - Thorns - Aralia spinosa

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  • Photo title: Devil's Walkingstick Trunk Spikes - Thorns - Aralia spinosa
  • Author: Kclarksphotography
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  • This is Devil's Walkingstick Trunk Spikes - Thorns - Aralia spinosa, also called Angelica-tree, and is a native plant in north America. This one is growing in Morgan County, Alabama USA.
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