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Ontario Weeds: Dog-strangling vine
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Name: Dog-strangling vine, Vincetoxicum
nigrum (L.) Moench, | Top of Page |
Dog-strangling vine (A - plant; B - pairs of leaves and pairs of spreading seedpods).
Dog-strangling vine. A. Base of plant with flowering branch. B. Twining branches with 2 open seedpods.
| Top of Page | Stems & Roots: Stem vine-like,
herbaceous or with woody base which overwinters successfully in Ontario,
1-2m (3-6½ft) long, scrambling or climbing over fences and
other vegetation and often forming impenetrable masses. Leaves opposite
(2 per node), oval to oblong with rounded bases and abruptly pointed
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