Runner (stems) are usually found in a. Grasses b. Epiphytes c. Climbers d. Twiners

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The runner is a creeping stem with long internodes, running horizontally on the soil surface. The nodes bear axillary buds, scale leaves, and adventitious roots. Runner arises from an axillary bud. A mother plant often produces a number of runners in all directions. Runners break off and grow into individual plants, and thus help in vegetative propagation. It is a type of subaerial stem modification. For example, strawberries, bermudagrass, peppermint, and spider grass.
Runner (stems) are usually found in Grasses.
So, the correct answer is 'Grasses'.

 

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