plant id question
 

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.

plant id question
 

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.