Corky passionfruit

Family: Passifloraceae
Scientific name: Passiflora suberosa
Description: Plant Form: Vine. Size: Up to 6 m long. Stem: Green when young, corky when old, climbing with corkscrew-like tendrils. Leaves: Usually deeply and acutely three-lobed, rarely unlobed, up to 10 cm long, with stalk up to 2.5 cm long that carries two glands. Flowers: Pale greenish typical passionflower with purplish inner fringe, up to 25 mm across. Fruit and Seeds: Spherical, purple-blackish berry about 15 mm across. Habitat: Old gardens, riparian areas, woodlands, rainforest, gullies. Distinguishing Features: Smaller flowers and fruit than other Passionflowers (Passiflora species). Weed Status: Priority Weed Weed Type: Environmental, Agricultural Lifeform: Vine/climber

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