Morning-glory (Convolvulaceae) - PictureThis

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Morning-glory

Morning-glory are flowering plants belonging to a family known for their twining vines and funnel-shaped flowers. They often thrive in sunny, open environments, using their flexible stems to climb and spread. Their flowers, which can be vividly colored, attract various pollinators, aiding in their widespread distribution. Characteristic features include heart-shaped leaves and the capability to grow rapidly in suitable conditions, adapting well to both wild and cultivated settings.

Scientific classification

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Morning-glory (Convolvulaceae)

Nightshades, bindweeds, gooseweeds, and allies

Vascular plants

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