Can anyone identify this vine?

heybilox68

last year

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gardengal48 (PNW Z8/9)
last year
Some type of bindweed, Convolvulus species. Most are considered noxious weeds.
Jay 6a Chicago
last year
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Can you give a location? Looks like a Fallopia species. Climbing Buckwheat

Compare to Fallopia cilinotus, which would put in in the eastern NA range?

A bindweed sensu lato, which includes every vine that climbs and binds another plant or object, which is quite a few.
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heybilox68
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I’m in zone 6b in southern Ontario, just east of Detroit

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