Where do stem tendrils develop from?

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Stem tendril:
It is a modification of the stem.
They are slender and spirally coiled stems and help plants to climb.
They are found in gourds and grape vines.
Stem tendrils develop from the auxiliary buds.
The axillary bud is formed when cells from the shoot apical meristem are 'left behind' during the production of leaves and stem elongation.

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