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Dictionary » A » Axillary bud Axillary budDefinition noun, plural: axillary buds (botany) The bud located in the axil of a leaf.
Buds may be classified and described according to their different positions in a plant:
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Results from our forumstem - branch : the difference... shoot, either the main primary shoot or one produced by growth of an axillary bud. A branch is always a shoot produced by growth of an axillary bud. Either could be above ...
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branch formationSSL is it from the axillary bud, Correct :) is the branch meristem equal, and independent from the apical shoot meristem? i know that the ...
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branch formation... that would help me with this : how does a branch form? is it from the axillary bud, or do only leaves come from the axillary bud? plus, is the branch meristem equal, and ...
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