Cissus adnata
A woody vine in the grape family. It ranges widely from the Himalaya and Southeast Asia to New Guinea and northern Australia. Most records come from monsoonal northern Australia, so it is a warm-climate climber that tolerates a long dry season.
Where it grows wild
Climbs through monsoon forest, vine thickets and forest edges, reaching for brighter light in the canopy. This is inferred from the genus and the range, since its habitat is not described in detail.
Recorded from sea level to 1,820 m, median 200 m. It is mostly a lowland plant.
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