Which part of the plant grapevine is modified as tendrils?Why
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In the plant world, a tendril is a thin stem or leaf with a thread-like shape that climbing plants, such as the grape vine, use for support and attachment. In many cases, the tendril is a flexible and modified shoot, such as a leaf or part of a leaf, that forms improperly. .
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In the plant world :-
- A tendril is a thin stem or leaf with a thread-like shape that climbing plants, such as the grape vine, use for support and attachment.
- In many cases, the tendril is a flexible and modified shoot, such as a leaf or part of a leaf, that forms improperly.
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