Personally, I think you misheard the person. What they most likely said was 'grapevine'.
Hearing something 'through the grapevine' means that you've heard gossip trickled down from an original source, told to other sources. This continues until it is told to you. The closer to the original source, the more reliable the information.
It can be beneficial because, depending on whether or not the information is easily verifiable, it can make competitors believe a company is better at something than they are. It can also boost productivity if the 'grapevine' says someone is up for promotion soon. That person may increase their work output in order to impress a boss so that the promotion is obtained. This can backfire, however. If the information is false, then the worker may become disheartened with the job and work will suffer. In the other example, the other company may end up being better because they have now spent money to improve themselves even more, and now are the industry leader.
The scientific name of the grape seed is Vitis vinifera. This species is commonly known as the European grapevine, which is the primary source of grapes used for wine production and consumption. Grape seeds are often extracted for their oil and beneficial compounds, including antioxidants.
No, the tendrils of grape and pea plants are not examples of homologous organs; they are considered analogous. Homologous organs arise from a common ancestor and have similar structures, while analogous organs serve similar functions but have different evolutionary origins. Grape tendrils are modified shoots, while pea tendrils are modified leaves, both adapted for climbing but evolving independently.
Some popular grape-flavored items available in the market include grape soda, grape jelly, grape candy, grape juice, and grape-flavored gum.
grape, its fruit
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No, a grape is the fruit of a grape vine, not a root.
a grape seed :D
There was a grape under the table. The grape was rotten.
Sea grape leaves exhibit a prominent palmate venation pattern. This means that the main veins radiate outwards from a central point, resembling the fingers of a hand. The leaf structure allows for efficient water drainage and maximizes sunlight exposure, which is beneficial for the plant's growth in coastal environments.
no.. a grape is a product
purple grape
No. A grape is a small fruit.