axillary bud


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ax′illary bud`



n.
a bud that is borne at the axil of a leaf and is capable of developing into a branch shoot or flower cluster.
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This analysis made it possible to determine that the cell proliferation leading to nodal thickening occurs in the proximity of the axillary bud in the layers underlying the endodermis, i.
Axillary bud and pericycle involved in the thickening process of the rhizophore nodes in Smilax species/Gema axilar e periciclo envolvidos no processo de espessamento nodal do rizoforo em especies de Smilax
included stage-specific transition rates for axillary bud survival (S), belowground axillary bud production (i.
Vegetative reproduction and bud bank dynamics of the perennial grass Andropogon gerardii in mixedgrass and tallgrass prairie
arising from the axillary bud of the single involucral bract.
Inflorescence structure in Koyamaeae and its relationship with Sclerieae, Bisboeckelereae, Cryptagieae and Trilepideae tribes (Cyperoideae-cyperaceae)
For different micropropagation techniques (meristem culture axillary bud culture root culture leaf culture anther culture) any plant parts (axillary bud root leaf anther etc.
Micropropagation of roses
1] IBA to induce adventitious shoots directly from stem, axillary bud and shoot tip explants achieving a multiplication factor of about 5 shoots/explants.
Progress in Jatropha curcas tissue culture
Adventitious roots formation in Smilax fluminensis ratoons does not involve callus and does not occur at the basal region, but after the swelling of the axillary bud.
Propagation studies in Smilax fluminensis Steud. (Smilacaceae)/Estudos de propagacao em Smilax fluminensis Steud. (Smilacaceae)
a rare medicinal plant, through axillary bud multiplication and indirect organogenesis, " Plant cell Rep.
In vitro micropropagation Of Oxystelma esculentum R. Br.--a medicinal herb
Any leaf, vegetative bud, or floral bud that arises from the node at the leaf axil is called an axillary bud, whereas the one that arises from the top is the apical bud.
Chapter 6: Plant anatomy and morphology
The most common pattern of leaf and axillary bud attachment is an alternating sequence of one leaf and bud per node.
Chapter 4: Basic design I
This results in a reallocation of plant root resources to shoot production and plant compensation derived from axillary bud development (Pratt et al.
Compensatory shoot growth in trembling aspen (Populus tremuloides michx.) in response to simulated browsing
The basic parts of the stem are the terminal bud, bud scale, terminal bud-scale scar, axillary bud or lateral bud, node, internode, leaf scar, and lenticel.
Chapter 6 classification of plants and plant anatomy
A phytomer consists of a leaf and leaf sheath, node, internode, and the associated axillary bud below the point of sheath attachment (Moore and Moser, 1995).
Temperature, nitrogen and light effects on hybrid bermudagrass growth and development

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