Buds

... propagation that involve the stem are buttercups. Runners are horizontal stems that run or grow above ground and from which new plants grow.buds are formed at each node and may give rise to a new plant with its own root system Ans  2b  Yes as a specialised part of the plant separates from ...

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... biennial plants to be exposed to winter’s cold temperatures before they flower the next spring. d. refers to the induction of cold hardiness of buds. e. Both b and c Answers key says E. but doesn't vernalization only have to do with flowering? If so shouldn't it then just be C? Thanks

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... as you have stated) and the other, the vomeronasal system that is associated with the constantly flicking tongue, which incidentally has no taste buds.This system is used in conjunction with the standard sense of smell possibly because the their rate of breathing does not allow the air to enter ...

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Fruits which don't have seeds can be grown with the help of other vegetative parts like roots, stems, leaves ,buds ,stolons etc. They can be grown by different methods of vegetative propagation like budding, cutting, air layering, grafting, using stolons,twin scaling etc. Otherwise, ...

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... and pick up the pollen. -flowers that smell like and resemble decaying flesh to attract flies for pollination. -the acacia tree that has developed buds that release a specific nectar ideal for it's ant inhabitant in return for ant protection from herbivores. - ants that feed a fungus in their nest ...

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