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The stem of a cucumber plant, which is part of the Cucumis sativus species, is typically herbaceous, meaning it is soft and green rather than woody. It has a climbing or sprawling growth habit, supporting the plant as it grows. The stem contains vascular tissues that transport water and nutrients, playing a crucial role in the plant's overall growth and development. Additionally, cucumber stems can produce tendrils that help the plant cling to supports.
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Where does cucumber store food?
Stem
Is a cucumber a plant with a herbaceous stem?
no!Edited answer:All cucumber plants have herbaceous stem because these are the wines crawling on the ground or climbing through the tendrils.
Why is the cucumber stem turning white?
The cucumber stem is turning white due to a condition called powdery mildew, which is a fungal disease that affects plants.
Is a cucumber a stem or root?
A cucumber is technically a fruit, as it develops from the flower of the cucumber plant and contains seeds. However, the part of the plant that we commonly consume is the fleshy, edible portion that grows from the stem. The cucumber plant itself has a sprawling growth habit, with stems that support the fruit and leaves.
Why are your cucumbers fat on the end and very thin at stem end?
The cucumber is grown hanging. So its because of gravity that the cucumber is fat at the bottom.
What is the difference between the stems of the angsana and the cucumber?
one has a strong stem and another doesn't
What kind of cucumber is a quay?
lebenese
What kind of stem cells can develop from unipotent stem cells?
What kind(s) of cells can develop from unipotent stem cells
Is Cattail poisonous?
No, the cattail is edible! You can eat the stem which tastes like a cucumber, and the flower spikes which taste like corn.
What kind of stem would an oak tree have?
Woody Stem
Is a cucumber a leaf?
a cucumber is a leaf because i read on wikipedia that it was a leaf. my teacher told me to research if a cucumber is a leaf, root, stem, or flower but none of these websites can tell me a specific answer and its confusing me. and even this website that im on right now isn't really giving me an answer you need to put better info.
What kind of stem is this?
Multipotent
