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Buds AGR 161: Unit C Found on Internet: Unknown Source Edited By: Jennifer Stewart

What are buds? special tissue on stems that can grow into new plant parts buds are described according to:

1) structures into which they grow -Vegetative: leaves or stems -Floral: flowers -Mixed: both 2) where buds appear on stem -Apical: tips of stems -if floral = bush -if vegetative = vine -Axillary: where leaf joins stem -Adventitious: near wounds 3) How buds are arranged

Bud Arrangements Alternate (alfalfa) Opposite (beans) Whorled (not common)

What is Apical Dominance? apical bud tries to make plant grow taller or longer if we remove apical bud, we remove the apical dominance

Buds

Terminal Buds

Auxiliary Buds Auxiliary Bud

Adventitious Buds

Fruit Buds

Review What are the 4 types of buds? What distinguished the 4 from each other? Which bud is found on a rhizome?

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