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Family: VITACEAE 
 Cissus opaca
 

Photo: Dave Hall.

  
Author:  F. Muell 1859
Family:  Vitaceae
Habitat:  New South Wales and Queensland, Australia
Soil:  Sand
Water:  Medium
Sun:  Medium
Thickness:  25 centimetres
Height:  6 meters
Flower:  Cream or yellow-green 
Reproduction:  Seeds/Cuttings
Pop names:  Pepper vine, Small-leaf grape, Small-leaf Water Vine.
Synonyms:  Vitis opaca, Benth 1863.
Got it from:  Boyne Is, Au.
Year:  2003
This member of the Vitaceae was described by F. Muell in 1859. It is found in New South Wales and Queensland, Australia. It grows in sand with some water and not too much sun. The vines will reach for 6 meters, the flowers are crème to green. The caudex will stop growing when exposed, like many others. I hope to learn more...

Seen in IPNI as an Ampelidaceae.