Fruit Seeds of Southern Michigan: Ampelopsis cordata -- Heartleaf Peppervine

Native

Other names: Heartleaf Ampelopsis, Raccoon Grape, Possum Grape, False Grape

Steven J. Baskauf [7]

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Robin R. Buckallew @ USDA-NRCS PLANTS Database [1]

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Notes:
See Laboratory Guide to Archaeological Plant Remains for a photograph of the seed.

Native to North America, but not to Michigan.

References:

Seed picture at Laboratory Guide to Archaeological Plant Remains from Eastern North America
Species profile at USDA Plants Database
Ladybird Johnson Wildflower Center species profile
Missouri Plants species profile
Oklahoma Biological Survey species profile

(Numbers in photo captions are photo credits, listed in the "Photo Credits" tab at the top of the page)

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This is a reference guide to fleshy, bird-dispersed fruits, especially identification of seeds. It will focus on fall- and summer-fruiting plant species found in southern Michigan, but since many of these species are widespread in North America, it will be useful for a broader region. Both native and non-native species are covered.

This website was a project of the former Rouge River Bird Observatory; part of RRBO's research was examining the fall diet of birds at an urban site. This page is now maintained by Julie Craves.

Please cite as:

Craves, J. A., and D. Wloch. 2012. Fruit seeds of southern Michigan, an online guide. Rouge River Bird Observatory, University of Michigan-Dearborn and Prairie Oaks Ecological Station. Ann Arbor, MI. (seedguide.blogspot.com) Version 2023.

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