Corky passionfruit (species: Passiflora suberosa) in Lizard Island area: introduced plants (Lizard Island Field Guide)
Lizard Island area: introduced plants > Vines > Passiflora suberosa (gallery)
Passiflora suberosa
Corky passionfruit


©Anne Hoggett: Passiflora suberosa leaves and flower at Lizard Island Research Station.

©Anne Hoggett: Passiflora suberosa flower about 12 mm diameter at Lizard Island Research Station.

©Barbara Banks: Passiflora suberosa leaves and fruits at Lizard Island.

show or add records

Kingdom Plantae
Division Tracheophyta
Class Magnoliopsida
Order Malpighiales
Family Passifloraceae
Genus Passiflora
Species Passiflora suberosa

Show in taxonomy
Lizard Island Field Guide
Lizard Island area: all known taxa
Lizard Island area: introduced plants

Colours

              

Distinguishing features

A slender climbing or creeping vine with alternate leaves that are usually tri lobed, occasionally entire. Flowers bourne singly in leaf axils, usually white or greenish. Fruits are round berries, dark purple to black when ripe.

Size

  • Size data has not been obtained.

Synonyms

Comments

A native of the Americas, this species is a naturalised weed in Australia.

by Anne Hoggett

Distribution


©Atlas of Living Australia: Australian distribution

Web resources

References

  • Colvill, A., M. Ahmet, S. Clag and B. Haigh (2004). Lizard Island fauna and flora sampling report.Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service. LIRS catalog number 10067.