Biology, asked by Tejas3132, 7 months ago

The tendrils and climbers of weak stemmed plants bend/curl around a support due to

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Answered by gsailajasravani

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Most climbing plants such as vines develop tendrils that tend to coil around objects that support it. This feature of the tendrils is due to a phenomenon called thigmotropism - directional growth movement of curvature in response to stimulus or contact.

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