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Passiflora suberosa leaf | Passiflora suberosa flower | Passiflora suberosa bark | Passiflora suberosa fruit ripening | Passiflora suberosa fruit | Passiflora suberosa Papua New Guinea | Passiflora suberosa Papua New Guinea flower & fruit   Passiflora suberosa (Decaloba/Cieca) Dominica 1753 Min -5°C 23°F July-Nov Passiflora suberosa. This innocent looking plant, also known as the corky barked passion flower, is a dangerously invasive weed. It has tiny flowers which self pollinate readily just with the wind, although they are also very attractive to butterflies & wasps. The fruit are dispersed by both birds & bats.