1) Tendrils in cucumber
In a cucumber plant, the axillary bud of stem gets modified into tendril. Hence, the tendrils in cucumber is a leaf modification. These slender, spiral, green, thread-like structures have adhesive glands for fixation and help in climbing onto a support.
Final answer: Stem tendrils
2) Tendrils in pea
Peas have leaf tendrils that are modified terminal leaflets. Hence, the tendrils are leaf modifications and not stem modification.
Final answer: Leaf tendrils
3) Tendrils in pumpkins
In pumpkins, the axillary bud is modified to form slender, spiral, green, thread-like structures with adhesive glands for fixation. These modifications are stem tendrils and help in creeping onto the ground.
Final answer: Stem tendrils
4) Tendrils in grapevines
In grapevines, the axillary bud is modified to form slender, spiral, green, thread-like structures with adhesive glands for fixation. These modifications are stem tendrils found in weak stems and help them to climb onto a support.
Final answer: Stem tendrils
5) Tendrils in watermelons
Watermelons have their axillary buds modified to form slender, spiral, green, thread-like structures. These help in creeping on the surface of a support and have adhesive properties for fixation on the support.
Final answer: Stem tendrils