[DOC] [TLE] These slender coils that vines use for support & climbing are actually ... [PAR] Jeopardy Question: BOTANY - These slender coils that vines use for support & 
climbing are actually modified leaves. [DOC] [TLE] How Plants Climb, Climbing Plants, Trellises, Vines: Gardener's ... [PAR] Pea vine. Peas use tendrils to climb a trellis. Shop for Vegetable Supports. ... 
Once contact is made, the tendril curls, forming a coil that allows the plant to 
adjust the ... but the tendrils are actually modified leaves that emerge from a leaf 
node. ... The young leaves of these plants are able to twist around slender wires, 
string,... [DOC] [TLE] Free Flashcards about BOTANY - StudyStack [PAR] THESE SLENDER COILS THAT VINES USE FOR SUPPORT & CLIMBING ARE 
ACTUALLY MODIFIED LEAVES, TENDRILS. DATES AND COCONUTS COME... [DOC] [TLE] Moving with climbing plants from Charles Darwin's time into the 21st ... [PAR] On thicker supports, the vine makes coils with longer wavelengths and ... When 
the stem reaches the top of a supporting pole, it actually unwinds its apical .... 
These studies confirm the idea that the stem of a twining vine uses a helical .... (B
) Cirri (modified leaves) bearing hooks in the climbing palm Plectocomia 
himalayana. [DOC] [TLE] Tendril - Wikipedia [PAR] In botany, a tendril is a specialized stem, leaf or petiole with a threadlike shape 
that is used by climbing plants for support, ... They can be formed from modified 
shoots, modified leaves, or auxiliary ... Virginia Creeper vine beginning tendril. [DOC] [TLE] * Tendril (Gardening) - Definition,meaning - Online Encyclopedia [PAR] Tendrils are skinny, wiry structures along the plant's stem that actually reach 
around in the air ... Tendril - The slender, twirling ringlet found on many vines, 
which allows the plant to attach ... Tendril - a slender, coiling modified leaf or leaf 
part. These help plants climb. Tepee - a tripod of stakes used to support climbing 
plants. [DOC] [TLE] tendril = a slender, coiling plant part, often a modified leaf or leaf part ... [PAR] tendril = a slender, coiling plant part, often a modified leaf or leaf part, that helps 
support the ... See more about Climbing, Stems and Squashes. ... Vine, Plant 
Tendril, Vine Tendril, Vine Plant, Green Coil, Green Vine ...  . Real vine ... 
the best Sweet Pea flowers regularly remove these tendrils and provide support, 
tying... [DOC] [TLE] MRPHOLOGICAL CHARACTERS OF STEM | Biology Boom [PAR] Jul 12, 2014 ... They develop leaves on short stem in first growing season. ... They use this 
stored food to develop flowers and fruits in the second ... Twiners: The plants 
whose stem twin or coil around some support are ... Root climbers: These plants 
attach to the support by means of small ... Fig Tendril climber (vine). [DOC] [TLE] The behavioural ecology of climbing plants [PAR] Feb 12, 2015 ... Vines that find a suitable support have greater performance and fitness ... and 
consequences of support finding and use by climbing plants. ... That these plants 
have problems to twine round a thick support was .... 2003), caused induced 
twining in I. purpurea as did leaf damage (Atala and Gianoli 2008). [DOC] [TLE] Vertical Gardening - Rockcliffe Landscaping [PAR] Peas are a good example of a plant that uses tendrils to climb. ... a coil that 
allows the plant to adjust the degree of tension or pull on the support. ... but the 
tendrils are actually modified leaves that emerge from a leaf node. ... The young 
leaves of these plants are able to twist around slender wires, string, twigs or other 
leaves. [DOC] [TLE] Forms of Stems: Erect and Weak Form (With Diagram) [PAR] These again may be subdivided into herbs, shrubs and trees according to the 
strength of the stem. ... Because of its special nature the stem is often modified. ... 
Trailers are prostrate plants having weak, long and slender stems which trail 
along ... some support and climb up the latter so as to expose their leaves fully to 
light. [DOC] [TLE] Pre-Curriculum Grades

Question: These slender coils that vines use for support & climbing are actually modified leaves
Answer: tendrils