Supplejack

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Supplejack is a common name for several plants and may refer to: * Plants in the family Flagellariaceae: ** Supplejack, Flagellaria indica a bamboo–like vine plant species native to eastern and northern Australia * Plants in the family Rhamnaceae: **Paniculous supplejack, Berchemia racemosa, a climbing plant native to east Asia **Alabama supplejack, Berchemia scandens, a climbing plant native to central and southern parts of the United States ** Supplejack tree, Ventilago viminalis, a tree native to Northern and Central Australia * Plants in the family Ripogonaceae: ** Supplejack, Ripogonum scandens, a vine native to New Zealand

Supplejack is a common name for several plants and may refer to: Plants in the family Flagellariaceae: Supplejack, Flagellaria indica a bamboo–like vine plant species native to eastern and northern Australia Plants in the family Rhamnaceae: Paniculous supplejack, Berchemia racemosa, a climbing plant native to east Asia Alabama supplejack, Berchemia scandens, a climbing plant native to central and southern parts of the United States Supplejack tree, Ventilago viminalis, a tree native to Northern and Central Australia Plants in the family Ripogonaceae: Supplejack, Ripogonum scandens, a vine native to New Zealand

See also

Supplejack Downs, also Suplejack Downs, a pastoral lease in Australia

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