Serjania brachycarpa, often referred to as the littlefruit slipplejack, is a vine in the soapberry family. It is native to Central America, Mexico, and south Texas.
It is host to butterflies of the species epiphile adrasta.
Description Serjania brachycarpa is a perennial woody vine with ribbed stems that climbs surfaces with tendrils. The leaves are compound and covered in fuzzy pubescence. Flowers form in pale yellow-green inflorescences. The fruit is a reddish three-winged samara.
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