Stauntonia consists of evergreen climbing plants that twine around supports. They feature palmate leaves and produce small, bell-shaped flowers, with male and female blooms typically found in separate axillary racemes on the same specimen. These plants are known for their edible fruits that develop after flowering.

Stauntonia

Stauntonia aff. chinensis

Stauntonia aff. libera

Stauntonia aff. maculata

Stauntonia from northern Vietnam

Stauntonia hexaphylla is a robust climbing plant characterized by its leathery, elliptical leaflets, which typically number between three and seven. This species produces axillary racemes adorned with fragrant, pale pink flowers, each measuring approximately 2 cm long. Following the flowering period, it may yield ovoid, purplish fruits that can grow up to 5 cm in length.

Stauntonia hexaphylla

Stauntonia leucantha

Stauntonia libera

Stauntonia obovata

Stauntonia obovatifoliola

Stauntonia purpurea

Stauntonia yaoshanensis

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