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Passiflora lutea
This climbing or trailing vine grows to about 15 ft. in length. The greenish-yellow flowers, an inch across, give way to purple or black berries. Wide, shallowly lobed leaves with entire margins turn an attractive yellow in fall. This is a major food plant for several species of butterfly larvae.
Growing through shrubs near trail in lowland woods of Miller Springs Park.
This is a major food plant for several species of butterfly larvae.
Spotted on Jun 16, 2014
Submitted on Jul 24, 2014
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