Clambering

Clambering [ Botany ]

Dictionary of botanic terminology - index of names

Vine climbing without support of tendrils, aerial roots or twining stems.

A clambering stems: is a vine or a thin weak stems climbing without support of tendrils or aerial roots over adjacent vegetation or sprawling across objects.
“Climbing” describes the plant’s clambering growth habit when support is available, while “shrub” refers to its growth habit in open ground.

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