Blue-black berry clusters on a thornless vine with grape-like leaves in October = smooth carrion flower (Smilax herbacea).
Native, supports pollinators (flies) and wildlife. Not aggressive like thorny greenbriers. Leave it if in natural area; manage if in cultivated beds.


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