I kept plugging away at this specimen, and think that it might be Vaccinium arboreum, (Farkleberry).

I was thinking it is perhaps a Vaccinium, but I don't think it is that. V. arboreum has very small berries and the leaves are (generally) smaller in shape and redder in fall color. Of course the ones in Arkansas might be different than the ones in Georgia.

What about Gaylussacia, Huckleberry? The plant may be too tall for huckleberry .... I believe that counting the number of seeds helps to distinguish huckleberries from blueberries. Huckleberries supposedly have 10 seeds whereas blueberries have more.

I received the bean pod is long about 12inch and the seed is red, this is a vine and edible , it's from viet Nam.
Please ID this bean vine , any info is greatly appreciated .
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Canavalia gladiata?

Here is a link that might be useful: Sword bean.

Thanks so much , i think it is .

Esh, the Huckleberry for this area is G. baccata, and is supposed to grow to just 3 feet.

Is the bark on the trunk flaky?

Esh, I tried to crop the original photo, but it doesn't have enough resolution. I'm not even sure where that shot originated. If I do find that specimen again, what does flaky bark suggest?

Vaccinium - the bigger ones - have flaky bark. You could also grab a berry and open it up.

OK, that's good info. Thanks for the help.