Question

how does a climber plant differ from a creeper plant? Name two climber amd two creeper plants​

Answer 1

Answer:

A climber and a creeper needs support to be grown. There two differences are -

1. A climber needs support to grow up straight and A creeper needs support to grow down crawling.
2. some climber have fruits but light in weight (example grapevines) and some climbers have no fruits (example money plant) and creepers have heavy fruits so that they need to crawl down (example watermelon and cucumber)

Example of two climbers -

grapevines and money plant

Example of two creepers -

watermelon and cucumber

Answer 2

The difference is that creepers spread horizontally along the soil. At the nodal regions - where leaves grow - they produce fibre-like roots arising from the base of the stem, which get fixed and grow further. Such weak stems in creepers are called prostrate stems. Climbers take the support of an object for climbingThe main difference between climbers and creepersare:Creepers spread their stem, leaveshorizontally along with the soil on theground and also bear flowers along with thefruits on the ground. ... Climbers are plants with a tender stem which grow with the help of external support.