The terminal or apical bud is found at the end of a branch marking the end of that years growth. Growth the following year will obviously start from this point. It is different from a lateral bud which grows from the side of the branch.
a terminal bud is just a bud at the apex of the stem branch
Terminal bud
Parts of a stem are tubes and covering
check out this link. It refers to the position of the flower in the stem. Terminal comes from the top of the stem and axial from the side of the stem. Hope I'm right. http://www2.edc.org/weblabs/images/mendel/teach2.jpg check out this link. It refers to the position of the flower in the stem. Terminal comes from the top of the stem and axial from the side of the stem. Hope I'm right. http://www2.edc.org/weblabs/images/mendel/teach2.jpg
Yes, stem cells are active in our bodies all our lives
yes a stem carries water and nutrients to all parts of a plant and a elevater carries people to different parts of buildings
the terminal or apical bud
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the two parts of stem are branches and leaves
Terminal bud
Although the stem bark of cat's claw has some medicinal activity, the root is three to four times more active than the stem bark. Strength of active properties varies depending on when the plant is harvested.
the bud at the terminal end of the stem is an apical bud
three parts
Parts of a stem are tubes and covering
yes the plant stem is considered an organ of the plant.
The easiest way to describe the "node" is the swollen portion on the plant stem. There are a number of these that run down the length of the stem between the "narrow parts". The nodes are points along the stem where lateral buds can be found, these give rise to lateral branches or if the terminal bud is damages the next lateral bud will produce a new lateral which will form the new stem.
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Stem, Leaves, Roots, Flowers, Fruit.