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Trying to id the following:

Vine. Dioscorea-like venation. Branches/leaves have five leaf(let)s -
two pairs and one terminal, 5 cm or so gap before first pair, between
pairs, and between last pair and terminal. Branches/leaves appear to be
opposite. Infloresences in branch/leaf axils. Infloresence a doubly
compound cyme - three "branches", each of which divides into another
three parts - one of those three is terminal and has a big bud; the
other two each have two little buds and one bigger bud.
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Check versus members of the genus Clematis. Vines, often with compound
leaves with widely spaced leaflets. Fruit is a cluster of achenes,
usually with long tails, often feathery.

M. Reed

Kelly wrote:
Trying to id the following:

Vine. Dioscorea-like venation. Branches/leaves have five leaf(let)s -
two pairs and one terminal, 5 cm or so gap before first pair, between
pairs, and between last pair and terminal. Branches/leaves appear to be
opposite. Infloresences in branch/leaf axils. Infloresence a doubly
compound cyme - three "branches", each of which divides into another
three parts - one of those three is terminal and has a big bud; the
other two each have two little buds and one bigger bud.


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