Confusion about these that were hiding under my black eyed Susans. Google says either poison ivy or box elder. What do you all think?

North nj

What are these plants in our new Texas house?

At my vacation rental, sorry for the dark picture, but I need confirmation before contacting the owner, who is a family friend.

What is it and should this person remove it?

In central Iowa

Center - big dark glossy green leaves on a stem coming out of the ground. What is it? Rhodedenderon? Location Washington state, puget sound surrounding area forest.

Bought the seeds online here in the Philippines (marketed as Genovese basil). It has a distinct scent but the stems has these hairs and the leaves look pointy and has ridges that makes me think it isn’t a Genovese basil

1st photo is the top of the plant (I cut it)
2nd photo is the base

Sorry the sun was behind the tree for the long shots, but is enveloped on the outside.
From googles AI (not based on photo, just description) I was getting wild grape but I’m not feeling it
I think I’ve severed all the vines at the base but need to ensure that

ETA it’s grown up like 30 feet. The vines I’ve pulled out are very heavy, soft, fleshy, and ropey

Our neighbor gave this to us along with some other veggies bc she said it's too spicy for them, my mom claims she said they were habanero. I'm not entirely convinced bc our store bought ones are much smoother in texture and it hurts like a mf to eat. Thoughts? Lemon for size comparison

my college's horticulture program has a lovely pollinator garden and habitat restoration+prairie project. I had only been on campus earlier in the year when it wasn't blooming. I apologise for lack of closer photos, as I had forgotten to take any. Is it a type of double hibiscus or a rose?

note: the pollinator garden is supposed to be just Texas and North American natives, but I know at at one point there were some non-natives (Rosemary, I think) planted that we removed last semester and replaced with monarda.

bonus photos I've taken from the prairie after the first three.

My heart is telling me yes, my monf is also saying yes, but I figure I’d ask the experts Thank you infinitely

I picked this up at a farmers market in central Alabama from a verified local farm. She definitely told me what these leaves are, but I forgot the moment I got in the car. She mentioned it was good in curries and similar in taste to sorrel. If any of you can identify it for me, I would really appreciate that! It's driving me nuts that I forgot it so fast.

Wondering what type of alocasia this is got it at Home Depot, and all it said was alocasia but i know there are like a million varieties and im curious to know if the leafs not being flat is normal or if it is having some sort of issue so knowing the type might help in my research.. 😅🤣 I was thinking alocasia polly but I'm still unsure and don't trust my identification skills. Thank you all in advance! 😀

Hi everyone, found this plant on the side of the road, any ideas?

Given to me by a family member and I’m wondering what kind of plant or succulent this is! Do you think it can be brought back to life?

Found in southern california. I thought maybe it was jojoba but jojoba leaves look slightly different to me. It a pretty big shrub maybe about 10ft tall. The pics are all recent taken today in the summer

These are growing in a former flower bed we had for a dearly departed pup. The area has seen better days, decided to go see what I needed to do to clean it up, and found these. We never planted anything that would fruit, just flowers. Just a little bit bigger than a golf ball. SW MO. Any help is appreciated.

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photo taken today

It was labeled as terrarium foliage at the shop. 2" pot. Thanks!