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Vitis rupestris

Vitis rupestris is a species of grape native to the United States that is known by many common names including July, Coon, sand, sugar, beach, bush, currant, ingar, rock, and mountain grape. It is used for breeding several French-American hybrids as well as many root stocks.

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Cultivars and hybrids

Vitis viniferaVitis lincecumiiPhylloxeraT.V. MunsonAlbert Seibel
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Distribution and ecology

Ozark HillsMissouriArkansasPennsylvaniaOklahoma
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GrapeUnited StatesHybrids
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Vitis rupestris

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Vitis rupestris

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related to Distribution and ecology · 16
Vitis rupestris → Arkansas, California, Indiana, Kentucky, Known, Missouri, Much, Oklahoma, Ozark Hills, Pennsylvania, San Francisco Bay, Tennessee, Texas, The, There, Vitis
related to External links · 5
Vitis rupestris → Archived, Missouri Plants, Photos, Vitis, Wayback Machine
related to Gallery · 5
Vitis rupestris → New York, Photograph, Southern France, The Grapes, Vitis
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Vitis rupestris → self-supporting bushy plant that does not grow in the shade, species of grape native to the United States that is known by many common names including July

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vitis rupestris species used many grape small vinifera grapes known hybrids roots wood smooth colored crimson leaves large berries fruit

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Vitis rupestrisis aspecies of grape native to the United States that is known by many common names including July0.90text
Vitis rupestrisis aself-supporting bushy plant that does not grow in the shade0.90text
Solarisinstance ofvarieties categorized as V. vinifera contain V. rupestris background0.80text
Regent.The cultivar known as Rupestris Stinstance ofvarieties categorized as V. vinifera contain V. rupestris background0.80text
Vitis rupestrisrelated to Distribution and ecologyThe0.60section
Vitis rupestrisrelated to Distribution and ecologyVitis0.60section
Vitis rupestrisrelated to Distribution and ecologyOzark Hills0.60section
Vitis rupestrisrelated to Distribution and ecologyMissouri0.60section
Vitis rupestrisrelated to Distribution and ecologyArkansas0.60section
Vitis rupestrisrelated to Distribution and ecologyPennsylvania0.60section
Vitis rupestrisrelated to Distribution and ecologyOklahoma0.60section
Vitis rupestrisrelated to Distribution and ecologyTexas0.60section

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