Why are thorn of Bougainvillea plant and a tendril of Passiflora plant considered homologous organs?
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The thorn of Bougainvillea and the tendril of Passiflora perform different functions but have a similar basic structure, which is why they are homologous.
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The thorn of Bougainvillea plant and a tendril of Passiflora plant are considered homologous organs because they both help the plant in climbing and have the same basic structure.
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The thorn of Bougainvillea plant and a tendril of Passiflora plant both arise from the axillary position. They both are the modified branches, so having the same function the ‘thorn of Bougainvillea plant’ and a tendril of Passiflora are considered as the homologous organs.
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