Leea amabilis

Leea amabilis is a member of the Vitaceae, commonly known as the grape family. It is part of the genus Leea, which is a group of climbing or trailing woody plants. The species was scientifically described and named by H.J. Veitch in 1882. Its natural distribution is limited to the island of Borneo, where it grows in its native habitat. As with other members of the Vitaceae family, Leea amabilis likely exhibits climbing growth habits and may have tendrils or other structures adapted for support and attachment to surrounding vegetation.