On what plants do grapes grow?

Grapes specifically grow on grapevines, which are climbing plants belonging to the genus Vitis. Grape vines are characterized by their woody stems and can be trained to grow in various shapes and structures, making them ideal for production in vineyards. This specific adaptation allows for better sunlight exposure, air circulation, and ease of harvesting, which are essential for cultivating high-quality grapes for wine production.

In contrast, grapes do not grow on shrub bushes, fruit trees, or cultivated fields; these options refer to other types of plants or agricultural practices. Shrub bushes do not have the structure or characteristics to produce grapes, fruit trees yield different types of fruits, and while cultivated fields can grow various crops, they do not specifically support grape growth without the presence of grapevines.