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Vine

A vine is any plant with a growth habit of trailing or scandent (that is, climbing) stems, lianas, or runners. The word vine can also refer to such stems or runners themselves, for instance, when used in wicker work.

Culture, Growth forms & Example vine taxa

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Growth forms

Horticultural climbing plants

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Example vine taxa

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Vine

Nodes183
Edges182
Triples103
Avg. degree1.99
Density0.010929
Components1

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Vine

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related to Example vine taxa · 45
Vine → Actinidia, Actinidiaceae, Adlumia, Akebia, Allamanda, Allegheny, Ampelopsis, Apocynaceae, Asia, Asiatic, Bengal, Boston, Brazilian, Cape, Castilla, Chinese, Chinese Virginia-creeper, Confederate, Convolvulaceae, CucurbitaceaeLygodium
related to External links · 13
Vine → Chandler, Chicago, Climbing, Co, Compton, Media, The New Student's Reference, Twiner, Vines, Wikimedia Commons Media, Wikimedia CommonsBeach, Wiktionary-logo-en-v2, Work
related to Twining vines · 10
Vine → Compare, Convolvulus, Dioscorea, Hops, Lonicera, Many, Parthenocissus, Phaseolus, The, This
related to Growth forms · 7
Vine → Certain, For, Growth, Japanese, North America, There, This
related to Horticultural climbing plants · 7
Vine → Artificial, Climbers, Cucurbitaceae, Gardeners, If, Some, The
related to Scientific description · 7
Vine → Darwin, He, The, There, They, This, Vines
see also · 6
Vine → Charles DarwinVine, Climbing Plants, Habits, Liana, Movements, On

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vines climbing plants species also growth tendrils genus including twining grow plant ivy citation needed family cultivated used honeysuckle many

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
kudzuinstance ofThis has been a highly successful growth form for plants0.80text
Japanese honeysuckleinstance ofThis has been a highly successful growth form for plants0.80text
both of which are invasive exotics in parts of North Americainstance ofThis has been a highly successful growth form for plants0.80text
Lonicera periclymenuminstance ofa common name that is used to refer to both bines0.80text
a honeysuckleinstance ofa common name that is used to refer to both bines0.80text
and some Parthenocissus speciesinstance ofa common name that is used to refer to both bines0.80text
which have tendrils.The direction of rotation of the shoot tip during climbing is autonomousinstance ofa common name that is used to refer to both bines0.80text
does notinstance ofa common name that is used to refer to both bines0.80text
Vinerelated to Example vine taxaActinidia0.60section
Vinerelated to Example vine taxaActinidiaceae0.60section
Vinerelated to Example vine taxaAdlumia0.60section
Vinerelated to Example vine taxaAllegheny0.60section

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