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Vitaceae /
Budouka |
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Notes For Reference:- |
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Species, Varieties, or Forms in the Genus Vitis:
Vitis ficifolia
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Ebiduru
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Vitis ficifolia / Ebiduru エビヅル |
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Vitis ficifolia
is a deciduous liana that twines around other bodies with its
tendrils. Leaves are alternate; blades are 5-8cm long and wide,
ovate to broad ovate-like triangular. The leaves are generally cleft
into 3-5. Still, the cutting is variable, with shallow serrations on
the margins and bases, and deep, heart-shaped serrations on the
edges. Surfaces are arachnoid at first but become glabrous later,
with back surfaces with light brown or white arachnoid hairs that
remain until autumn, and 2.5-8cm-long petioles. Dioecious: Six to
twelve centimeter-long panicles emerge opposite leaves and set small
green flowers. The inflorescences of bisexual flowers are smaller,
and the flowers are sparse. Sap fruit, approximately 6mm across, is
spherical and matures to black. Bloom time: June-August. |
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