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Why are the seed leaves so thick and fleshy?
The parent leaf supports the development of the tiny shoot buds.
What do begonias and bryophyllums have in common?
In botany, the term "bud" refers to an embryonic shoot containing the growing stem tip surrounded by young leaves or flowers or both and frequently enclosed by bud scales. Bryophyllum and Begonia do have buds. In plants such as Bryophyllum, the leaf supports development of a tiny shoot buds. They are known as epiphyllous buds. These buds may begin to form roots at their base. As these shoots break off from the original leaf, they fall onto the ground and take root. Begonia could be propagated from leaf cuttings. Leave cuttings usually include a portion of the petiole (leaf stem). Begonia leaves can produce new plants not only from the petiole, but also from cuts made in the leaf veins. http://twitter.com/nurainiffah It's been a pleasure answering. In botany, the term "bud" refers to an embryonic shoot containing the growing stem tip surrounded by young leaves or flowers or both and frequently enclosed by bud scales. Bryophyllum and Begonia do have buds. In plants such as Bryophyllum, the leaf supports development of a tiny shoot buds. They are known as epiphyllous buds. These buds may begin to form roots at their base. As these shoots break off from the original leaf, they fall onto the ground and take root. Begonia could be propagated from leaf cuttings. Leave cuttings usually include a portion of the petiole (leaf stem). Begonia leaves can produce new plants not only from the petiole, but also from cuts made in the leaf veins. http://twitter.com/nurainiffah It's been a pleasure answering.
What is a mass of buds with overlapping leaves?
Leaf
What plants are grown from leaves?
Several varieties of Bryophyllum are grown from buds produced at the leaf margins.
Is tea a solute?
Yes it is the agricultural product of leaves, leaf buds, and internodes of the Camellia sinensis plant.
Why are the seed leaves so thick and fleshy?
The parent leaf supports the development of the tiny shoot buds.
What causes apical dominance?
Apical buds are those located at the end of stems; lateral buds are located in the leaf axils along the length of the stems. Apical dominance occurs when a branch tends to get longer and longer without sending off branching shoots. This occurs because of a substance called auxin which is produced in the apical buds and which inhibits growth of stems from the lateral buds.
What are auxiliary buds?
An auxillary bud is any bud behind the leading bud on a shoot.
What do begonias and bryophyllums have in common?
In botany, the term "bud" refers to an embryonic shoot containing the growing stem tip surrounded by young leaves or flowers or both and frequently enclosed by bud scales. Bryophyllum and Begonia do have buds. In plants such as Bryophyllum, the leaf supports development of a tiny shoot buds. They are known as epiphyllous buds. These buds may begin to form roots at their base. As these shoots break off from the original leaf, they fall onto the ground and take root. Begonia could be propagated from leaf cuttings. Leave cuttings usually include a portion of the petiole (leaf stem). Begonia leaves can produce new plants not only from the petiole, but also from cuts made in the leaf veins. http://twitter.com/nurainiffah It's been a pleasure answering. In botany, the term "bud" refers to an embryonic shoot containing the growing stem tip surrounded by young leaves or flowers or both and frequently enclosed by bud scales. Bryophyllum and Begonia do have buds. In plants such as Bryophyllum, the leaf supports development of a tiny shoot buds. They are known as epiphyllous buds. These buds may begin to form roots at their base. As these shoots break off from the original leaf, they fall onto the ground and take root. Begonia could be propagated from leaf cuttings. Leave cuttings usually include a portion of the petiole (leaf stem). Begonia leaves can produce new plants not only from the petiole, but also from cuts made in the leaf veins. http://twitter.com/nurainiffah It's been a pleasure answering.
What is a plant that can grow from leaf cuttings?
Bryophyllum propagates from leaf cuttings. Small buds develop at the grooves of leaf margins. Each of these buds are capable of growing into separate plant.
What is a mass of buds with overlapping leaves?
Leaf
Why are the leafs called the buds?
The team is named after the Canadian flag, which has a Maple Leaf on it. The nickname "The Buds" fits because leaves on trees come from buds! Many leaf fans refer to their team as "the leafs"
Can you transplant roses in the fall?
After leaf fall and before Spring growth starts shorten all the previous years growth back by two thirds, this causes fruit buds to form at the base of the shoot.
What is a small shoot that will grow into a leaf or flower called?
A small shoot that will grow into a leaf or flower is called a bud.
The growing tip of a leaf or shoot?
The tip of a leaf is the APEX.
What relation is there between the position of the buds and the position of the leaves or leaf scars?
what is the relation is there between the position of the buds and the position of the leaves
What relation is there between the position of the buds and the position of leaves or leaf scars?
what is the relation is there between the position of the buds and the position of the leaves
