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Tendrils are specialized structures that plants use for support and climbing. They are typically elongated, thin, and can coil around objects to help the plant maintain its position and access sunlight. Tendrils can be modified leaves, stems, or even flower parts, depending on the plant species. Examples include the twining stems of peas and the modified leaf tendrils of cucumbers.

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