Climbers sprout on the forest story and grow up into the forest by winding around, leaning on, anchoring, or adhering to other plants and are typically notable into two categories: lianas (woody climbers) and vines (herbaceous climbers). In climber, the shift from self-supporting phase to non self-supporting phase is accompanied by various changes in anatomical characters. In climbers the mechanical tissue is centrally arranged core to assist twisting and climbing. Regarding the study of mechanical adaptation of Indian climber in general and Eastern Himalayas in particular, no such attention...