Terminal bud: 1. The buds that grow at the tips of the stems or its branches are called terminal or apical buds. 2. They lead to an increase in the length of the stem. Axillary bud: 1. These buds are present in the axil of a leaf i.e.-between a leaf and a stem. 2. They give rise to new branches. 3. Simple leaf and compound leaf

2013年9月18日 · While apical buds are responsible primarily for the growth of the plant in terms of height, axillary buds are responsible for producing clusters of flowers or branches. Apical buds can occur both in monocot and dicot plants, while axillary buds only exist in dicots.

2018年6月8日 · The main difference between apical bud and axillary bud is that apical bud is the dominant embryonic shoot located in the apex whereas axillary bud is an embryonic shoot located in the axil of the leaf, which is dormant.

Axillary buds have the potential to form new shoots and become branches or flowers. An example of axillary buds are the eyes of the potato. Axillary buds only develop if they're not exposed to high levels of auxin from the terminal bud.

In summary, terminal buds are located at the tips of stems and are crucial for vertical growth, while axillary buds are located at the sides and can develop into branches or flowers, contributing to lateral growth

Buds are of two types, according to their position: i. Apical on terminal buds are present at the apex of the stem and the branches. They are responsible for the growth in length of the axis. ii. Axillary or lateral buds originate from the axils of the leaves. Lateral buds usually grow into …

terminal bud(s) = primary meristem located at apical end of shoot generating nodes and internodes, and developing leaves with associated axillary growing points, and/or flower primordia, protected by

The buds that grow at the tips of the stems or its branches are called terminal or apical buds. 2. They lead to an increase in the length of the stem. 1. These buds are present in the axil of a leaf i.e.-between a leaf and a stem. 2. They give rise to new branches. 3. …