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Some of the examples of this climber plants are sweet gourd petha bitter gourd karela bottle ground lauki grape vine passion flower money plant and glory lily. Displaying all worksheets related to herbs shrubs climbers creepers and trees.
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Small plants with soft stems are usually called herbs. Herbs shrubs climbers creepers and trees. A detailed description of herbs shrubs trees climbers and creepers under the chapter getting to know plants. Creepers a plant having thin long and weak stem which cannot stand upright and spreads on the ground is called a creeper or creeper plant.Some shrubs are hibiscus lantana etc. Few climbers plants names include pea plant grapevine sweet gourd money plant jasmine runner beans green peas etc. We get many of our vegetables from herbs. Some common herbs are coriander mint spinach tulsi and marigold.
Chapter 7 of ncert science book for cbse class 6. Creepers they have very fragile long thin stems that can neither stand erect nor support all its weight. Shrubs are smaller than trees. Worksheets are class 6 science chapter 7 1 herbs shrubs and trees frp frp assignment class 6 l getting to know plants holiday home work 2019 2020 class l evs powerpoint presentation international school holiday homework class 1 brilliant public school sitamarhi.
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