Grape (Vitis Vinifera) is a woody deciduous vine 30-40 m long. Perennial shoots can reach considerable size; annuals up to 5 m in length, they are thin, articulated. Leaves develop in each node, and wintering and stepson buds form in the leaf sinuses. Flowering begins in mid spring. The flowers are small, greenish in color, collected in a dense or loose panicle. Fruits are juicy berries, with 1-4 small hard seeds. Some grape varieties are seedless. Berries of different varieties differ in color, shape, taste. The fruiting period is in August - September.