| Family | Scientific Name | Common Name | Habitat | Distribution | Image |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Vitaceae | Parthenocissus heptaphylla | Sevenleaf-creeper | Rocky or sandy soils. | Endemic to TX, mainly c. TX (Edwards Plateau and Lampasas Cut Plain). | |
| Vitaceae | Parthenocissus inserta | Thicket Creeper, "False Virginia Creeper", "Grape-woodbine" | Maritime thickets, rich alluvial forests, rich forests over mafic rocks, roadsides, and dumps. | QC west to MB, WY, and CA, south to e. VA, n. WV, OH, MO, TX, AZ, and Mexico (COA). Recently found in Polk County, NC (D. Campbell, pers. comm., 2014) and appearing in other mountain counties, perhaps as escapes from cultivation or adventive. |  |
| Vitaceae | Parthenocissus quinquefolia | Virginia-creeper | Swamp forests, bottomlands, maritime forests and thickets, rock outcrops, mesic forests. | ME west to IA and NE, south to s. FL and TX; West Indies (Bahamas, Cuba); Mexico and Central America (El Salvador, Guatemala). |  |
| Vitaceae | Parthenocissus tricuspidata | Boston-ivy | Moist forests, suburban areas, other disturbed situations, frequently grown for ornament, persisting and escaping, occasionally naturalizing away from known plantings. | Native of Japan and China. Reported from a road cut in se. TN (Polk County) by Hart, Shaw, & Estes (2012). Likely to be naturalized more widely than documented in herbaria. |  |
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