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Climber or scandent shrub. Stems woody. Leaves petiolate; 3-or 5-foliolate, sometimes 3-foliolate on old growth, 5-foliolate on young growth; terminal leaflet obovate to narrowly obovate, up to 85 mm long, base cuneate, apex acute, obtuse or emarginate, margins entire; lateral leaflets sessile or with short petiolules, blade leathery, often densely reddish brown-pubescent, domatia prominent. Flowers in lax cymes or dense clusters. Petals yellowish green. Flowering time Nov.-Apr. Fruit subglobose, up to 20 mm in diam., glabrous when ripe, sometimes white-dotted.
A climber or scrambler. The stems are thin with swollen joints. The leaf stalk is slender and 1.5 cm long. There are 3 leaflets. The middle one is narrow and tapers to the base. It is 5 cm long by 1.5 cm wide. The side leaflets have unequal sides. There are only a few flowers in a small cluster.
Scrambling vine. Leaves digitately 3-foliolate, leaflets subsessile, lateral ones usually sessile, margins entire. Flowers yellowish green. Fruits subglobose, reddish brown to purple.
Woody climber or scandent shrub with young parts ferruginous-villous with rather long hairs, later glabrescent and with pale lenticels; tendrils glabrescent.
Inflorescences of rather lax cymes; branches of inflorescence ferruginous-hairy; peduncle up to 5 mm. long; pedicels 1–2 mm. long; bracts not seen.
Calyx and corolla appressed-ferruginous-pubescent.
Ripe fruits not seen.
