What is a branch of a plant called?

Answer 1

what ever you want to call it

Answer 2

A tree branch has a branch bark ridge, often referred to as a branch collar, that separates the branch from the tree trunk. The collar is the swelling located at the base of a branch where the branch meets the trunk. The callus that forms the collar is an area of tissue that contains a chemically protective zone. The natural decay of a dead branch stops when it reaches the collar. When pruning a dead branch, do not create a new wound by cutting into the ring that forms around the dead branch

Answer 3

A branch of a plant is typically referred to simply as a "branch." It is an extension of the main stem or trunk that bears leaves, flowers, and fruits. Branches play a crucial role in the overall structure and growth of a plant.

Answer 4

A branch of a plant is called a "stem." Stems are part of the plant's shoot system, which also includes leaves and reproductive structures. Stems provide support for the plant and transport water, nutrients, and sugars throughout the plant. They can be above ground (aerial stems) or below ground (rhizomes).

Answer 5

the leaves of it grow out so it can get more food from sunlight.

Answer 6

bough and limb

Answer 7

It is called the limb.

Answer 8

stick