What are tendrils? what is the function of tendrils?

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Tendril is a delicate, slender whip-like structure that aids the plant in climbing and attachment.
These are usually modifications to leaves, stems, or petioles.
Although it lacks a lamina or a blade, it is capable of photosynthesis.

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