Where are the roots of vines? What kind of vine plant is this?

Vines can root in a mortar that is not too strong, destroying the structure of the house. It is best to have vines climb up the trellis about a meter from the house.

There are many different species of vines, and they climb in different ways: entanglement vines need objects that they can wrap around. The newborn shoots will get entangled in the support as they grow.

Sturdy columns and pergolas can both serve as good supports. Examples of this vine plant include kiwi, bougainvillea, southern snake vine, morning glory, honeysuckle, asha vine, and black-eyed flower. All of these vines grow rapidly in a single season.

Vine plants with tendrils need thin wires, wires, or narrow supports for them to grasp. Such vine plants include clematis, passionflower and vines. It's easy to get them to grow in a predetermined direction, but don't let them climb onto the tree.

They can be used to beautify steel mesh fences, but require additional wire or scaffolding to grow on wooden fences.

Attachment vine plants grow on solid objects. These vines will dig their aerial roots into the smallest crevices in solid walls. They are capable of destroying certain types of walls, especially brick walls that are stuck with mortar that has aged and is starting to become crunchy, but they can grow safely if the walls are very strong.

Do not plant them on flat surfaces that need to be painted frequently. Dependent vines thrive well on other walls and stable supports. This vine plant includes the vine hydrangea, the Primordial flower, and the Fufang vine.

Growth habits of vine plants: vine plants are also commonly known as climbing plants, the common point of this plant is that the stem is slender and cannot stand upright, but they all have the climbing habit of climbing upwards by their own role or special structure to climb to other things.

Species]: Climbing plants can be generally divided into the following categories according to different climbing methods: winding, curling climbing, adsorption, spines, attachments, etc.

1)"Winding class"The peculiarity of vine plants is that they need to have something to wrap around during their growth, and the new branches will wrap around the support as they grow. Sturdy columns and pergolas can both serve as good supports.

For example, morning glory, ivy, etc. all fall into this category.

2) Tendrisol plants: rely on tendrils to climb. Most species have stem tendrils, some are leaf tendrils, some are petiole tendrils, and some are extended from the tip of the leaf into an elongated tendril.

Although there are various types and forms of tendrils, these plants have a strong climbing ability. Such as clematis, ornamental pumpkins, grapes, etc.

3) Adsorption plants: relying on adsorption to climb other things, generally have aerial roots or suckers, can secrete viscose to adhere to the plant body. Most of these plants have a strong climbing ability, especially suitable for greening walls and rocks. Such as Luoshi, Lingxiao, Xue Li, etc.

4) Creeping plants: such plants are creeping hanging plants, without special climbing organs, only rely on soft and creeping branches to climb, some species of branches have barbed spines, which play a certain role in climbing, and the tips of individual species of branches are occasionally entangled. Comparatively speaking, these plants have the weakest climbing ability.

Such as periwinkle, woody, rose, leaf flower, madder, etc.

Value and Harm]: Vine climbing plants are rich in species, most of which have high ornamental value and are suitable for vertical greening. It can not only make up for the lack of flat land greening, enrich the greening level, but also enhance the artistic effect in the urban and courtyard landscape.

But some vine plants, such as the vine plant humulus, can be called"Ecological killers", which is very harmful, and its stolons grow and spread very quickly. It can cause trees to die due to lack of water, oxygen, and light. Others, such as evergreen hemp vine, are excellent vines for trellis and vertical greening, but if not managed well, clinging to other plants can also affect the growth of other plants.

1) The branches and stems of creeping plants, woody called "vine", there are many kinds of white vine, wisteria; Herbs are called "vines", such as kudzu vine, radish vine, etc.

2) Generally refers to the stolons or climbing stems of plants.

Vine plants are also commonly known as climbing plants, and the common denominator of this plant is that the stem is slender and cannot stand upright, but they all have the climbing habit of climbing upwards by their own action or special structure to cling to other objects.

Of course, when there is nothing else to cling to, it will crawl or hang and grow.

The roots of rambling plants are in the soil.

This is passionflower, because its flesh can exude the smell of many kinds of fruits such as bananas, pineapples, and lychees, so it is also called "passion fruit".

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Potted passionflower vines.

That is, the stems of the plants can climb freely.

There are several names for this plant: carrying a plate, a plowshare, and a tiger.

Thorns, plowberry grass, triangular hydrochloric acid, perforated leaves.

Plate knotweed, plough wall thorn, right mountain buckwheat, blood weed, plough wall vine, tiger sting. It is the whole grass of the genus Polygonaceae.

The whole plant can be used as medicine. Pharmacology: The antibacterial test proved that the decoction of Gangbangui water can inhibit Staphylococcus aureus, beta-hemolytic streptococcus, Bacillus subtilis, Escherichia coli, Pseudomonas aeruginosa, Smith's bacillus, Bacillus sung dysentery, Shigella dysentery, etc.

Sexual taste: slightly cold, sour taste.

Indications: Water dilution and swelling, heat clearing and detoxification, cough suppressant. It is used for nephritis edema, whooping cough, diarrhea, eczema, boils, poisonous snake bites. Dosage: 9 15g.

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Large-bract red gourd. thladiantha cordifolia (bl.) cogn.

Cucurbitaceae Cucurbitaceae Synonyms: Big Bud Red Giant [Gua @ Jiao] Big Bag Red Glutinous.

Parthenocissus tricuspidata (scientific name: Parthenocissus tricuspidata) belongs to the Rhamnosae grape family. It is a deciduous liana.

The leaves are alternate, the petioles are slender, the flowers are light green, and the berries and bulbs bear them. The stems have tendrils that can attach to rocks or walls. Its roots and stems can be used as medicine, and have the effect of breaking blood stasis, invigorating tendons and stopping bleeding, reducing swelling and poison, and the fruit can be used to make wine.

1] Gaopan perennial deciduous liana; tendrils 5 9 branched, apex with suckers; The leaves are broadly ovate, sometimes 2 3-lobed, and when the leaves are ripe, the leaf length is about 8 - 18 cm. The width of the leaves is about 6-16cm. The edges of the leaves are serrate.

The leaf base is wedge-shaped; In summer, small yellow-green flowers bloom, umbrella inflorescences; Purple-black berries. [1] It can be used as a decorative plant and planted on the exterior wall of a building, which is beautiful and can cool down. The rhizome can be used as medicine, and the fruit can be used to make wine.

It is often used as a green slope to prevent landslides. Chinese scientific name Dijin Latin scientific name parthenocissus tricuspidata is also known as wall creeper, creeper, earth drum vine, red grape vine[1].