Branches

... eg large flowers grafted to wild rose with large roots but with small insignificant flowers E) cherry blossom trees may have white flowers on some branches and pink flowers in other branches Ans;  the offspring possess variations  F) growing plants by micropropagation Ans;) to produce large number ...

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Does anyone know what is causes a ball of branches on a pine tree? I've seen it one or twice but I've never known what causes it? Help this is driving me crazy! http://goo.gl/uin2I

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... because the sun's movement doesn't really have enough of an impact to make it bend one way, but once the tree is large enough to have a network of branches, the whole shade thing comes into play and starts making them bend towards the source of sunlight? Makes sense now; if I'm correct there. Hah. ...

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... why, if plant growth is influenced by light, that the trees themselves (the trunk) weren't bent. Then I realized—duh, they kind of are; the branches are. Is it auxin that causes the branches of trees to be bent and twisty? If so, why is the trunk (of most trees) perfectly straight?

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... mammals, large and even smaller monkeys are not often hunted from above the trees, but from the ground, and when they are in trees they cling to branches for support, not leaves as arthropods might. This might also explain why smaller arboreal mammals, even terrestrial mammals that might inhabit ...

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