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	Vines have been used by humans for various purposes throughout history. They are cultivated for their fruits, such as grapes and kiwifruit, and for ornamental purposes in gardens and landscapes. Some vines, like [[Momordica charantia]], are used in traditional medicine.		Vines have been used by humans for various purposes throughout history. They are cultivated for their fruits, such as grapes and kiwifruit, and for ornamental purposes in gardens and landscapes. Some vines, like [[Momordica charantia]], are used in traditional medicine.

	~~[[File:A_Momordica_charantia-_bitter_guard_plant.jpg\|thumb\|left\|Momordica charantia, also known as bitter gourd.]]~~

	== Related Pages ==		== Related Pages ==

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-{{Short description|A comprehensive overview of the vine plant and its significance in various contexts}}
+= Vine =
-==Overview==
+[[File:Vine.jpg|thumb|right|A typical vine growing in a natural environment.]]
-==Characteristics==
+A '''vine''' is any plant with a growth habit of trailing or [[climbing plant|climbing]] stems, [[liana|lianas]], or runners. The word "vine" can also refer to such stems or runners themselves, for instance, when used in [[viticulture]] (grape-growing) or [[horticulture]].
-===Growth Habits===
+== Growth Habits ==
-==Ecological Role==
+[[File:Helix_diagram-de.png|thumb|left|Diagram showing the helical growth pattern of vines.]]
-==Economic Importance==
+Vines can be divided into two broad categories: those that twine around a support and those that use tendrils or other structures to attach themselves to a support. Twining vines, such as [[morning glory]] and [[honeysuckle]], wrap their stems around a support. Tendril-bearing vines, such as [[grapevine]]s and [[passionflower]]s, use specialized structures to grip onto supports.
-==Cultural Significance==
+== Types of Vines ==
-==Examples of Vines==
+=== Climbing Vines ===
-==Cultivation and Care==
+[[File:Schornstein_Kletterpflanze_Meidling.jpg|thumb|right|A climbing vine using a chimney as support.]]
-Growing vines requires understanding their specific needs, such as:
-* '''Support structures''': Providing trellises or other supports for climbing varieties.
+Climbing vines are plants that grow upwards by attaching themselves to a support structure. They can be found in many environments, from tropical rainforests to temperate woodlands. Some common climbing vines include [[ivy]], [[wisteria]], and [[clematis]].
-* '''Pruning''': Regular pruning to control growth and encourage flowering.
-* '''Soil and water''': Ensuring appropriate soil conditions and watering practices.
+=== Twining Vines ===
 * [[Climbing plant]]
-* [[Trellis (architecture)]]
+* [[Liana]]
 * [[Horticulture]]
 [[Category:Plant morphology]]
-[[Category:Vines]]
+[[Category:Climbing plants]]

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	[[Category:Plant morphology]]		[[Category:Plant morphology]]
	[[Category:Vines]]		[[Category:Vines]]
			<gallery>
			File:A_Momordica_charantia-_bitter_guard_plant.jpg\|A Momordica charantia - bitter guard plant
			File:Vine.jpg\|Vine
			File:Vine-1.jpg\|Vine-1
			File:Schornstein_Kletterpflanze_Meidling.jpg\|Schornstein Kletterpflanze Meidling
			File:Helix_diagram-de.png\|Helix diagram
			File:Fockea_edulis_07_ies.jpg\|Fockea edulis
			File:Brunnichia_ovata.jpg\|Brunnichia ovata
			File:Bigvine.jpg\|Bigvine
			File:Senecio_tamoides_13.jpg\|Senecio tamoides
			File:Ficus_pumila.jpg\|Ficus pumila
			File:Virginiacreepertendril.jpg\|Virginia creeper tendril
			File:Senecioangulatus.jpg\|Senecio angulatus
			File:Trachelospermum_jasminoides_HRM1.jpg\|Trachelospermum jasminoides
			</gallery>

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	~~'''Vine''' is a type~~ of [[plant~~]] that typically grows in a trailing or climbing manner. Vines are characterized by their long stems that often climb or trail along the ground~~ and ~~other structures. They are found~~ in ~~a wide range of [[ecosystem]]s, from tropical rainforests to arid deserts, and are an important part of many ecosystems due to their ability to provide cover and food for a variety of animals.~~		{{Short description\|A comprehensive overview of the vine plant and its significance in various contexts}}

	== ~~Characteristics~~ ==		==Overview==
			A '''vine''' is a type of plant that grows and spreads by climbing or trailing along surfaces. Vines can be found in a variety of environments and are known for their ability to cover large areas, often using other structures for support. They are an important component of many ecosystems and have significant cultural and economic value.

	Vines are characterized by their long, flexible stems that ~~are capable of climbing~~ or ~~trailing along the ground~~. They often ~~use other plants~~, ~~trees~~, or ~~structures as support, climbing up~~ them ~~in order~~ to ~~reach sunlight~~. ~~Some vines, known as~~ [[~~liana~~]]s, ~~are woody~~ and ~~can grow to~~ be ~~quite large, while others are herbaceous and much smaller~~.		==Characteristics==
			Vines are characterized by their long, flexible stems that allow them to climb or spread across surfaces. They often have specialized structures such as tendrils, twining stems, or adhesive pads that help them attach to supports. Vines can be either [[woody]] or [[herbaceous]], and they may be [[annual plant\|annual]] or [[perennial plant\|perennial]].

	Vines ~~have a variety of adaptations that allow them to climb. Some~~, ~~like [[ivy]] and [[climbing hydrangea]], have aerial roots that allow them to cling~~ to surfaces. ~~Others, like [[clematis]] and [[morning glory]], have twining stems that wrap around supports~~. ~~Still others, like [[grapevine]]s~~ and ~~[[sweet pea]]s, have tendrils, which are specialized stems or leaves that can coil around supports~~.		===Growth Habits===
			Vines exhibit various growth habits, including:
			* '''Climbing''': Using tendrils or twining stems to ascend vertical surfaces.
			* '''Trailing''': Spreading horizontally across the ground or other surfaces.
			* '''Creeping''': Growing close to the ground and rooting at intervals.

	== ~~Ecology~~ ==		==Ecological Role==
			Vines play a crucial role in their ecosystems by providing habitat and food for various [[animal]] species. They can also contribute to the structural complexity of [[forest]]s and other habitats, offering shelter and nesting sites for [[bird]]s and [[insect]]s.

	Vines ~~are found~~ in ~~a wide range of ecosystems~~ and ~~can be an important part~~ of the ~~ecosystem. They provide cover~~ for ~~a variety of animals, including birds, small mammals,~~ and ~~insects~~. ~~Some animals, like certain species~~ of ~~birds and monkeys, use vines as~~ a ~~means of transportation, moving along them from tree to tree~~.		==Economic Importance==
			Vines have significant economic value in agriculture and horticulture. Some of the most well-known vines include:
			* '''[[Grapevine]]s''': Cultivated for [[wine]] production and [[table grape]]s.
			* '''[[Hops]]''': Used in the brewing of [[beer]].
			* '''[[Vanilla]]''': The vanilla orchid is a vine that produces vanilla beans.

	Vines ~~also provide food for a variety of animals~~. ~~Many vines produce~~ [[~~fruit~~]], ~~which can be an important food source for birds, mammals~~, and ~~insects. Some vines also have flowers that provide nectar for pollinators~~.		==Cultural Significance==
			Vines have been used symbolically in various cultures. For example, grapevines are often associated with [[Dionysus]], the Greek god of wine, and are a symbol of abundance and fertility.

	== ~~Uses~~ ==		==Examples of Vines==
			Some common examples of vines include:
			* '''[[Ivy]]''': Known for its ability to cover walls and buildings.
			* '''[[Wisteria]]''': Valued for its beautiful, fragrant flowers.
			* '''[[Morning glory]]''': Recognized for its vibrant, trumpet-shaped flowers.

	~~Vines have a variety of uses for humans as well. Many~~ vines, ~~like grapevines and [[hop]]s, are cultivated for their fruit~~ or ~~flowers, which are used in making wine, beer, and~~ other ~~products~~. ~~Some vines, like ivy~~ and ~~climbing hydrangea, are grown as ornamental plants for their attractive foliage and flowers~~.		==Cultivation and Care==
			Growing vines requires understanding their specific needs, such as:
	~~Vines have also been used historically for a variety of purposes. Some vines, like [[wisteria]]~~ and ~~[[kudzu]], have been used for their strong, flexible stems, which can be used in basketry~~ and ~~other crafts~~. ~~Other vines, like [[morning glory]] and [[ayahuasca]], have been used for their psychoactive properties.~~		* '''Support structures''': Providing trellises or other supports for climbing varieties.
			* '''Pruning''': Regular pruning to control growth and encourage flowering.
	~~== See also ==~~		* '''Soil and water''': Ensuring appropriate soil conditions and watering practices.

			==Related Pages==
	* [[Climbing plant]]		* [[Climbing plant]]
	* [[~~Liana~~]]		* [[Trellis (architecture)]]
	* [[~~Tendril~~]]		* [[Horticulture]]

	[[Category:~~Plants]]~~		[[Category:Plant morphology]]
	~~[[Category:Climbing plants~~]]
	[[Category:Vines]]		[[Category:Vines]]

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	~~File:A_Momordica_charantia-_bitter_guard_plant.jpg\|Vine~~
	~~File:Vine.jpg\|Vine~~
	~~File:Vine-1.jpg\|Vine~~
	~~File:Schornstein_Kletterpflanze_Meidling.jpg\|Vine~~
	~~File:Helix_diagram-de.png\|Vine~~
	~~File:Fockea_edulis_07_ies.jpg\|Vine~~
	~~File:Brunnichia_ovata.jpg\|Vine~~
	~~File:Bigvine.jpg\|Vine~~
	~~File:Senecio_tamoides_13.jpg\|Vine~~
	~~File:Ficus_pumila.jpg\|Vine~~
	~~File:Virginiacreepertendril.jpg\|Vine~~
	~~File:Senecioangulatus.jpg\|Vine~~
	~~</gallery>~~

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			File:Senecio_tamoides_13.jpg\|Vine
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'''Vine''' is a type of [[plant]] that typically grows in a trailing or climbing manner. Vines are characterized by their long stems that often climb or trail along the ground and other structures. They are found in a wide range of [[ecosystem]]s, from tropical rainforests to arid deserts, and are an important part of many ecosystems due to their ability to provide cover and food for a variety of animals.

== Characteristics ==

Vines are characterized by their long, flexible stems that are capable of climbing or trailing along the ground. They often use other plants, trees, or structures as support, climbing up them in order to reach sunlight. Some vines, known as [[liana]]s, are woody and can grow to be quite large, while others are herbaceous and much smaller.

Vines have a variety of adaptations that allow them to climb. Some, like [[ivy]] and [[climbing hydrangea]], have aerial roots that allow them to cling to surfaces. Others, like [[clematis]] and [[morning glory]], have twining stems that wrap around supports. Still others, like [[grapevine]]s and [[sweet pea]]s, have tendrils, which are specialized stems or leaves that can coil around supports.

== Ecology ==

Vines are found in a wide range of ecosystems and can be an important part of the ecosystem. They provide cover for a variety of animals, including birds, small mammals, and insects. Some animals, like certain species of birds and monkeys, use vines as a means of transportation, moving along them from tree to tree.

Vines also provide food for a variety of animals. Many vines produce [[fruit]], which can be an important food source for birds, mammals, and insects. Some vines also have flowers that provide nectar for pollinators.

== Uses ==

Vines have a variety of uses for humans as well. Many vines, like grapevines and [[hop]]s, are cultivated for their fruit or flowers, which are used in making wine, beer, and other products. Some vines, like ivy and climbing hydrangea, are grown as ornamental plants for their attractive foliage and flowers.

Vines have also been used historically for a variety of purposes. Some vines, like [[wisteria]] and [[kudzu]], have been used for their strong, flexible stems, which can be used in basketry and other crafts. Other vines, like [[morning glory]] and [[ayahuasca]], have been used for their psychoactive properties.

== See also ==

* [[Climbing plant]]
* [[Liana]]
* [[Tendril]]

[[Category:Plants]]
[[Category:Climbing plants]]
[[Category:Vines]]

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			<gallery>
			File:A_Momordica_charantia-_bitter_guard_plant.jpg\|A Momordica charantia - bitter guard plant
			File:Vine.jpg\|Vine
			File:Vine-1.jpg\|Vine-1
			File:Schornstein_Kletterpflanze_Meidling.jpg\|Schornstein Kletterpflanze Meidling
			File:Helix_diagram-de.png\|Helix diagram
			File:Fockea_edulis_07_ies.jpg\|Fockea edulis
			File:Brunnichia_ovata.jpg\|Brunnichia ovata
			File:Bigvine.jpg\|Bigvine
			File:Senecio_tamoides_13.jpg\|Senecio tamoides
			File:Ficus_pumila.jpg\|Ficus pumila
			File:Virginiacreepertendril.jpg\|Virginia creeper tendril
			File:Senecioangulatus.jpg\|Senecio angulatus
			File:Trachelospermum_jasminoides_HRM1.jpg\|Trachelospermum jasminoides
			</gallery>

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			File:A_Momordica_charantia-_bitter_guard_plant.jpg\|Vine
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			File:Vine-1.jpg\|Vine
			File:Schornstein_Kletterpflanze_Meidling.jpg\|Vine
			File:Helix_diagram-de.png\|Vine
			File:Fockea_edulis_07_ies.jpg\|Vine
			File:Brunnichia_ovata.jpg\|Vine
			File:Bigvine.jpg\|Vine
			File:Senecio_tamoides_13.jpg\|Vine
			File:Ficus_pumila.jpg\|Vine
			File:Virginiacreepertendril.jpg\|Vine
			File:Senecioangulatus.jpg\|Vine
			</gallery>