Hi Karen and J.M.
The foliage appears to be soft with indistinct veins and alternate primary leaflets, which tells us that this is either the D. macrocapnos complex (incl. D. odontocarpa) or D. scandens. These species are most easy to separate by nectary and ripe fruits, but even without these, the direction of pedicels and the dizzy fruit in the background make me sure that your plant is D. scandens. It has also been collected in this area before.I enclose a picture of a verified D. scandens for comparison.
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Dr Magnus Lärksporre Lidén
Uppsala University, EBC: Systematic BiologyNorbyvägen 18D, 75236 Uppsala, Sweden
magnus...@ebc.uu.seResearcherEditor Symbolae Botanicae Upsalienses
Senior scientific curatorGöteborg Botanic GardenCarl Skottsbergs gata 22A, 41319 GöteborgCogitavi, ergo eram
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