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Creepers and climbers are both weak-stemmed plants that require support to grow upright. Creepers spread horizontally along the ground and produce roots from their stems to anchor themselves. Climbers use other objects like trees or poles for support by coiling around them, producing hooks or tendrils, or growing aerial roots to attach themselves. Both help prevent soil erosion and include important agricultural plants.
- Author
- Gitanjali Giri
- Language
- EN