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can you plz give me 5 lines on CLIMBERS, RUNNERS, TENDRILS, AND STEMS THAT STORE FOOD LIKE CACTUS? plz give me ! i need it !!! plz do anything but get it for me plz !!dont think that my nickname is stupid so you wont give me any information. but can you plz help me !thank you. remember i want 5 lines
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Answer 1

1.) A plant's stems carry water and nutrients absorbed by the roots up to the leaves where photosynthesis takes place.
2.) Runners are a type of plant stem that spreads out along the ground and allows daughter plants to become established.
3.) A climber is a plant that attaches itself to another plant or object so that it can grow upward, out of the shade and into the light.
4.) A tendril can be formed by either coiled leaf stalks or modified terminal shoots and is used as an attachment to support.
5.) Certain types of plants, notably cacti and succulents, store large amounts of water and nutrients in their specialized thick stems.

Answer 2

The stem is the main axis or a branch, of a plant (tree, shrub or herb) which bears and place in positions parts like leaves and flowers where they can function most efficiently;
The stem has a continuous pipeline of vascular tissue composed of non living cells to transport water and minerals from roots and sugar from leaves. It enlarge in size and length;
Frequently, stems serve to store food (e.g. cactus stems store water; tubers store nutrients), it carry on photosynthesis, and may reproduce new plants.
It is generally aerial but also below the ground, node occurs where a leaf attaches and internode is the region between nodes; nodes and internode identify a stem even if it is underground.
Tree use woody tissue to support stems. It develops from the plumule of the embryo
Main stem parts:
Apical (terminal) bud: The primary growing point located at the apex (tip)of the stem.
Axillary ( lateral) bud: A bud that develops in the axil of a leaf .
Node: Region of stem from which leaves, or branches arise.
Internode A region of stem between nodes.
Leaf Scar: A mark indicating the precedent place of attachment of petiole or leaf base.
Stipular Scar. A mark indicating former place of attachment of stipule.
Lenticel: A pore in the bark.
Prickle: A sharp pointed outgrowth from the epidermis or cortex.
Terminal Bud Scale Scar Rings: A ring indicating the previous place of attachment of bud scale
Vascular Bundle or Trace Scar: A mark showing former place of attachment within the leaf scar of the vascular bundle.

Answer 3

SWeet potatos
light sweet potatoes
high sweet potatoes
potatoes with sweet taste
Potatoes with high sweet

Answer 4

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