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Cucurbita ficifolia	Like most members of the genus "Cucurbita", "C. ficifolia" is a climbing vine that is an annual in temperate climates and a perennial in tropical zones. Unlike some other "Cucurbita" species, it does not have swollen storage roots. The plant stem can grow five to fifteen meters and produces tendrils that help it climb adjacent plants and structures. It may root from the leaf axils, unlike most other curcubits. The vine can become semiwoody if left to grow perennially, although most commercial plants are annual. Its leaves resemble fig leaves, hence its most common name in English – fig-leaf gourd – and its Latin species name ("C. ficifolia" which means fig leaf). The fruit is oblong, resembling a watermelon, with wide black seeds. In stark contrast to other "Cucurbita", its fruit is highly uniform in size, shape, and color.

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Cucurbita ficifolia

Like most members of the genus "Cucurbita", "C. ficifolia" is a climbing vine that is an annual in temperate climates and a perennial in tropical zones. Unlike some other "Cucurbita" species, it does not have swollen storage roots. The plant stem can grow five to fifteen meters and produces tendrils that help it climb adjacent plants and structures. It may root from the leaf axils, unlike most other curcubits. The vine can become semiwoody if left to grow perennially, although most commercial plants are annual. Its leaves resemble fig leaves, hence its most common name in English – fig-leaf gourd – and its Latin species name ("C. ficifolia" which means fig leaf). The fruit is oblong, resembling a watermelon, with wide black seeds. In stark contrast to other "Cucurbita", its fruit is highly uniform in size, shape, and color.