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Clematicissus opaca
''Clematicissus opaca'', called Small-leaf Grape, Pepper Vine, Small-leaved Water Vine, Yaloone and Wappo Wappo is a small vine endemic to Australia. Pepper vine is naturally found in rocky locales in monsoon forest, littoral rainforest and open forest, and is occasionally grown as a garden plant. The plant is primarily restricted to coastal and sub-coastal regions, although it does occur inland, west of the Great Dividing Range, in central New South Wales.〔〔
''Clematicissus opaca'' is a relatively small vine, with stems of 6 metres or less. The leaves are palmate, with the central leaflets larger than the lateral. Leaf shape and size is highly variable, both between plants and on individual plants. Lafves may have as few as three leaflets or as many as seven. Leaflets may be sessile or attached via a petiole. Leaflets may be elliptical, ovate or narrow lanceolate. Leaf margins may be entire or toothed.〔〔
''Clematicissus opaca'' was once classified as ''Cissus opaca'', however a combination of genetic and morphological features led to it being placed within the genus ''Clematicissus''.〔〔 As with the closely related ''Cissus'', the vines climb by means of tendrils produced opposite each leaf. Minute flowers are produced on inflorescences that arise from branches of these tendrils. Flowers are followed by globular, black fruit, approximately 15 mm in diameter. These fruit are edible, though not especially palatable, and were occasionally used as food by Aborigines.〔〔
'' Clematicissus opaca'' produces tuberous roots, from which the plants can resprout following fire or grazing. These roots were used as food by Aboriginal Australians.〔
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