>>1556884>>1556881>does it do something to the skin where the person is getting burnt by UV rays? Or is the sap a poison that is activated by UV rays?I think it's both
>https://ndnr.com/oncology/photosensitizing-coumarins-for-skin-diseases-and-cancers/If you touch it you can develop a rash within 48 hours, AND the sap breaks down your skins UV protection.
Apparently it grows all over the UK-
In Canada it grows in Ontario, Quebec, British Columbia, and Vancouver.
In the States it grows in New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Maryland, Oregon, Washington, Michigan, Virginia, Vermont, New Hampshire and Maine.
From what I found it originated from the Caucasus Mountains between the Black and Caspian seas by Russia.
Removal:
>https://www.dec.ny.gov/animals/40961.html 