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Species Code GC | Virtual Field Reference Data Base | US EPA07-23-2007

Form: A scrambling, twisting vine with no tendrils or aerial roots, forms dense thickets in bushes and trees ... Tendrils are apparent opposite the buds, ending in adhesive pads.

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Native Plants of the Great Lakes: Amphicarpea Bracteata Family: Fabaceae Upland Hog Peanut, Swink Wilhelm # 402-02-2009

"Information on a native plant of the Great Lakes."

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Greenacres: Landscaping with Native Plants | Great Lakes | US EPA02-02-2009

... there has been some disturbance. DIAGNOSTIC FEATURES: A delicate, twining vine with tendrils. Oval, pointed, light-green leaflets in triplets.

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Extending Biologically Integrated Farming Systems (BIFS) to Field and Row Crops - Final Report | Pesticide Environmental Stewardship Program | US EPA08-25-2008

Jump to main content. Pesticide Environmental Stewardship Program Recent Additions | Contact Us Search: All EPA This Area You are here: EPA Home Pesticides Grants and Partnerships PESP Regional Initiative Grants 1998 Extending Biologically Integrated Farming Systems (BIFS) to Field and Row Crops - Final Report Extending Biologically Integrated Farming Systems (BIFS) to Field and Row Crops - Final Report Disclaimer This report was prepared by an EPA assistance agreement recipient and represents only the views of the author rather

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