What is the apical bud? What is the axillary bud?

Review article2022Peer reviewedOpen access. Invited Mini-Review Research Topic: Utilization of Protoplasts to Facilitate Gene Editing in Plants: Schemes for ... Jun 26, 2017 ... Photographer Eva Nemeth is sharing her top tips for shooting great botanical imagery, whether it's in your garden, the local park or even in your kitchen. Soil salinity affects large areas of cultivated land, causing significant reductions in crop yield globally. The Na+ toxicity of many crop plants is ... Feb 17, 2016 ... Our paper shows that communication is achieved via movement of an agent from shoot to root. This agent is a protein known as HY5. When you get yournew grape plant it probably will not be pruned; instead you will find a vigorous root system and a lot of bare shoots rising out of the top. At ... Apr 23, 2011 ... ANSWER: The shoot apex inhibits the lateral buds of the shoot through the production of indoleacetic acid (auxin), a phenomenon known as apical ... Mar 24, 2018 ... I looked, but I didn't touch, since I don't know if they treat the plants with any chemicals. Then, as dumb luck would have it, while I was ... Feb 9, 2025 ... ... shoot emergence from plants also treated with gibberellin. Gibberellin more than doubled the number of shoots per plant without affecting ... Aug 21, 2024 ... I think it's best to put the dracena so the leaves are above the water, but the roots are underneath. Putting it in soil might shock it since ... Transitions between phases appear to be initiated by factors extrinsic to the shoot apical meristem; the ability of the shoot to respond to such factors and to ...