| This analysis indicated that R. alceifolius has a heteroblastic developmental pattern, midway between that of a bush and a liana. |
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| A liana climbs its host tree, called a trellis, by laying down a network of tendrils, spikes, and hooks. |
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| Kiwi is a decorative and vigorous liana The foliage of kiwi is null and void. |
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| Kiwi is a sarmentous liana with null and void foliage, originating in China, being able approximately to reach ten meters length. |
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| An article that is found everywhere in the province are the blowguns manufactured with two boards of chonta united with a liana. |
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| Actinidia chinensis requires the following exposures: semi-shade, light, sun Kiwi is a liana which prefers fertile grounds and well draining. |
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| It is obtained using an artisanal process involving the Arrabidea chica liana. |
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| The long pepper is called the piper largum, it also comes from a liana but is cultivated especially in India and in Indonesia. |
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| A rare testimony of the Fons of Bafut's power, the palace's architecture was constructed using wood and liana. It was destroyed following the war with the German colonisers at the end of the 19th century. |
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| Designer, singer, composer and model Anggy Haif from Cameroon will show his creations, which marry modern textiles with natural materials, such as raphia, roots, liana, leaves and other gathered items. |
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| Swing on a liana from tree to tree or walk unsteadily across hanging bridges, a forest full of adventure for the whole family with various routes and degrees of difficulty. |
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| Many of the older trees presented a very curious appearance from the tresses of a liana hanging from their boughs, and resembling bundles of hay. |
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| This plant is usually encountered as a liana, but in its juvenile phase, the plant is carnivorous. |
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| But just before we left, as if he was timing us, Neptuno performed his star turn, descending the liana vine like a brawny ballerina, elegantly sliding his 200kgs of muscle down to the ground. |
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| In February scientists in Chile located what might be the last remaining viable wild population of the liana Berberidopsis corallina, which grew only in Chile and was essential to rural basket weavers. |
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| The Liana may also be a bigger hit with passengers, especially adults who appreciate extra headroom. |
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| In 1953, as Arthur lay on his deathbed, Comtessa Dialta claims he promised his illegitimate daughter, Liana, a portion of his estate. |
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| Alina proceeded to hit Liana lightly with the bristles of the broom. |
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| The Liana system uses a small, omnidirectional antenna to acquire satellite signals that are sent direct to a personal computer for processing and distribution. |
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| The competition was a timed lap of a racetrack in a Suzuki Liana. |
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