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The 9 pages that link to Tendril, each with the reason it gives.

• LeafCompared with: In some plants, leaves or leaf parts become climbing structures rather than broad blades.

• CucurbitaceaeRelated: Tendrils let many climbing cucurbits anchor their long, weak stems.

• Plant stemBroader topic: Some tendrils develop from stems or branches and help shoots climb.

• StolonCompared with: Unlike a stolon, a tendril attaches the plant rather than forming rooted shoots.

• Twining plantCompared with: Tendrils coil independently, whereas a twining plant winds its stem around support.

• LianaRelated: Some lianas use tendrils to grip tree trunks and branches.

• Momordica charantiaRelated: Its tendrils help the climbing vine attach to nearby vegetation or trellises.

• Passiflora edulisRelated: The vine climbs by using tendrils to grip nearby supports.

• TropaeolumRelated: Some Tropaeolum species climb by twining their leaf stalks or other flexible structures.