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Muscadine grape

Vitis Rotundifolia

Description:

Grapevine, the berries range from bronze to dark purple, to black when ripe.

Habitat:

Warm and humid, sandy soil.

Notes:

Edible, the berries can be eaten raw or made into jellies, jams, or wine. The leaves are also edible, can be pickled or cooked like greens.

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Florida, USA

Spotted on Apr 28, 2017
Submitted on Apr 28, 2017

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