Passion vine

Ricaniidae Scolypopa australis (Australian passion vine hopper) New Zealand. Toxic honey, New Zealand... 

Species of passion vines Passiflora spp. family Passifloraceae) that twine upward in tropical, subtropical, and some temperate regions of the world. They occur most often in wet forests, though some species may occur in drier, more open places. These vines have glossy leaves shaped like rounded human hands, and their flowers are often sweetly scented and packed with a ring of colorful filaments. The tendrils of passion vines hold the... 

Passiflora incamata (apricot vine, grenadille, passion flower, passion vine) is widely touted as a herbal sedative and anxiolytic (1). It contains harman alkaloids. 

Passiflora, Passion flower passion vine May pops. Dried flowering and fruiting tops of Passiflora incar-nata L., Passifloraceae, Habit. Southeastern U.S. Constit. Harman. 

Cardoso MZ, Gilbert LE. Pollen feeding, resource allocation and the evolutiim of chemical defence in passion vine butterflies. J Evol Biol 2013 26(6) 1254-60. 

Common/vernacular names Maypop, maypop passion flower, passiflora, apricot vine, wild passion flower, and passion vine. 

Phaseolus vulgaris (Fabaceae) [suspension culture], Passiflora edulis, P incarnata (passion flower) (Passifloraceae), Sickingia rubra (Rubiaceae), Symplocos racemosa (Symplocaceae), Tribulus terrestris (puncture vine), < ygophyllumfabago (Zvgophvllaceae) smoke of tobacco, Mcotiana tabacum (Solanaceae)... 

Passion Rower (passion fruit, granadilla, water lemon, apricot vine)... 

This type of passion fruit (of the family Passifloraceae) grows wild in the hot, humid lowlands of the West Indies and northeastern South America. The fruits of this vine have an orange-yellow peel and a seedy, white pulp. They may be eaten fresh or made into confections, ice cream, ices, jams, jellies, juices, and sherbets. Its excellent flavor has made it popular throughout the tropical areas of the world. 

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