Sea Grape fruits and leaf close up -Coccoloba uvifera - South Florida - stock photo

Coccoloba uvifera commonly known as sea grape is a flowering plant that's native to coastal beaches. They can be found in tropical America and Caribbean. This plant is very common in South Florida where this was photographed. Leaves are about 3-8 inches wide disks with prominent red veins that turn white with age. The old leaves turn coppery brown and become crisp before they drop. It bears green velvety fruits in clusters like grapes, each fruit is about 2 cm in diameter.