- In botany, a
tendril is a
specialized stem, leaf or
petiole with a
threadlike shape used by
climbing plants for
support and attachment, as well as cellular...
- The
Tendrils of the Vine (French: Les
Vrilles de la vigne) is a
collection of 20
novellas by Colette,
published in 1908. The
first story, Les
Vrilles de...
-
Tendril perversion is a
geometric phenomenon sometimes observed in
helical structures in
which the
direction of the
helix transitions between left-handed...
-
Tendrils was an
irregular collaboration between two
Australian guitarists, Joel
Silbersher of Hoss and
Charlie Owen of
Beasts of Bourbon.
Tendrils' music...
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plant is of the same
species as
itself or a
different one. In
tendrilled vines, the
tendrils are
highly sensitive to
touch and the
coiling action is mediated...
-
several representations of her
depict her as a
goddess with
snakes or
tendrils as legs. The Snake-Legged
Goddess and her role as the
foremother of the...
- tuning. Some
songs used more
unorthodox tunings: "Superunknown" and "Fresh
Tendrils" are in
DGDGBe tuning; "Like Suicide" is
performed in a
similar DGDGBC...
-
touch stimulus.
Thigmotropism is
typically found in
twining plants and
tendrils,
however plant biologists have also
found thigmotropic responses in flowering...
- what
sometimes appears to be one but is in fact
usually two
curling or
tendrilled tail
feathers (two
being an even, feminine, or yin number). Also during...
- in two
tapered "
tendrils",
often extending past the jawline. An
expansion of the Fu
Manchu sometimes includes a
third long "
tendril"
descending from...
