How twiners and tendrils make a round around the support
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When the tendrils come in contact with another surface or object, the area in contact becomes sluggish.... this leads to the growth in rest of the part and slower growth of the part in contact... Hence the tendril forms a loop arond the object or surface. Tis is an example of thigmotropism
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they make round because of plant growth hormone
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