Oriental Bittersweet is a climbing vine with bright orange berries and glossy leaves. It is highly invasive, often smothering trees and shrubs. Its berries are attractive but can be harmful if ingested by wildlife.
Habitat
Commonly found in forests, fields, and disturbed areas.
Diet
Pollinated by bees and other insects.
How common
Common
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