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Viney weed ID help ...what is it? (Solved!)

 
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Noticed this creeping through my underbrush the other month. Looks to be some type of invasive, but can't fnd anything online that seems to match.

Wondering if it's good, bad or indifferent.  Are there any uses for it or should I declare war?

Thanks in advance for any help.

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not an invasive! that’s groundnut, Apios americana.
 
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Thanks Greg!   I'll leave it be, fitting that it's growing in my wildflower 'garden'. :-)

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