Some plants produce tendrils, which are long, spiraling vines, that wrap around other plants or fences and support the plant.

The response of a tendril to touching an object is an example of -

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geotropism
geotropism

phototropism
phototropism

hydrotropism
hydrotropism

thigmotropmism

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thigmotropism

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