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In which of the following plants the entire leaf is modified into tendrils?
Option: 1
Wild pea
Option: 2
Sweet pea
Option: 3
Chick pea
Option: 4
Garden pea
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a) Leaf tendrils: Leaves are modified into slender wiry and coiled structures called tendrils. The entire leaf or a part of it may be modified into tendril as follows:
- Terminal leaflets modified into tendril, e.g., Pisum sativum (Pea), Lathyrus odoratus (Sweet pea), Narvella.
- Entire leaf modified into tendril, e.g., Lathyrus aphaca (Wild pea).
- Leaf tip modified into tendril, e.g., Gloriosa.
- Petiole modified into tendril, e.g., Clematis.
- Stipule modified into tendril, e.g., Smilax.
- Midrib modified into tendril, e.g., Nepenthes.
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Entire leaf modified into tendril, e.g., ?Lathyrus aphasia? (Wild pea).
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