Below medium in size, broadly cordate or roundish, not lobed. Margin with obtuse, wide and spreading teeth. Texture thin, light-green color, smooth above and below. Skin usually thin and tender. Pulp is not tough and not localized around seeds.
Seeds are medium, two to four in number, and boat-shaped.
Fruit ripens unevenly and drops soon after ripening. Diaphrams absent through pith at joints and tendrils are intermittent and simple, not forked. The Munsoniana begins in central Florida and extends south, taking up where Rotundifolia stops. It extends out onto the Florida Keys and is the only grape native to them. They tolerate hot summers but do not withstand drought and do not adapt well to semi-arid conditions.