How Lianas survive?

Lianas are woody vines that survive by climbing and using surrounding structures for support, which allows them to access sunlight in dense forests. They have flexible stems that can grow rapidly, enabling them to reach the canopy where light is more abundant. Additionally, their roots can tap into nutrient-rich soil, while their leaves are often broad to maximize photosynthesis. This adaptability allows them to thrive in competitive environments where other plants may struggle.