Vitis labrusca
| Herbarium |
Rhodes College Herbarium (SWMT)
Herbarium's Specimen Details Page |
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| Family Name | Vitaceae |
| Currently Accepted Name | Vitis labrusca L. |
| Herbarium Name Used | Vitis labrusca |
| Locality | United States. Tennessee, Shelby: Memphis, Overton Park, along main trail. |
| Description | The widely spaced leaves are alternate along the shoots and stems; they are 4-8 long and a little less across. The leaves are oval-cordate in overall shape; they usually have 3 palmate lobes that are broad and shallow, while their margins are finely and shallowly dentate (denticulate). The upper leaf surface is dull green and hairless, while the lower surface is brownish white and hirsute. Berries are 1/2-3/4 across and globoid to globoid-ovoid in shape. They are fleshy and bluish black. |
| Habitat | The widely spaced leaves are alternate along the shoots and stems; they are 4-8 long and a little less across. The leaves are oval-cordate in overall shape; they usually have 3 palmate lobes that are broad and shallow, while their margins are finely and shallowly dentate (denticulate). The upper leaf surface is dull green and hairless, while the lower surface is brownish white and hirsute. Berries are 1/2-3/4 across and globoid to globoid-ovoid in shape. They are fleshy and bluish black. |
| Reproductive State | |
| Specimen Notes | |
| Collector | A. DeGenova &R. Jabaily &E. Johnson &A. Gardner 95 |
| Collection Date | 11 June 2013 |
| Accession Number | SWMT05090 |
| Plant Atlas Link | Plant Atlas Citation |