Chicken Grape
Vitis vulpina L.
Vitis vulpina L., a species in the Vitaceae family, is a herbaceous perennial vine native to North America. It is found across the eastern and central United States and in the Canadian province of Ontario. The plant is also known as Chicken Grape in English. It was first published in 1753.
Description
Vitis vulpina is a member of the genus Vitis and belongs to the Vitaceae family. It is distributed in regions such as Ontario, parts of Europe including Belgium, France, the Netherlands, and Great Britain, as well as other countries. The species was first described by Linnaeus in 1753. A discussion by Bailey notes the plant's classification but does not explicitly determine a type. Vitis vulpina is commonly known as Chicken Grape and is a perennial vine native to North America.
Other common names
Chicken GrapeFox GrapeFrost GrapeSweet-Scented GrapeWild GrapeWinter Grape
Distribution
Ontario · RU · Belgium · France · The Netherlands · Great Britain · HU · Czech Republic · Slovakia · Hungary · Italy · European part of Russia · Sardegna (Sardinia) · Sicilia · Spain · SE · CZ · AM · NO · SK · Vermont-US · Alabama · Arkansas · Czechoslovakia · Delaware · District of Columbia · Florida · Georgia · Illinois · Indiana
Synonyms
Vitis longifoliaVitis floridanaVitis amaraVitis hyemalisVitis missouriensisVitis illexVitis cordifoliaVitis cordifolia var. vulpinaVitis vinifera var. vulpinaVitis vulpina var. cordifoliaVitis cordifolia var. sempervirensVitis vinifera var. cordifoliaVitis cordifolia var. foetidaVitis cordifolia var. punctataVitis sylvestris
