- over the
bud, and the
bud is then
called a
naked bud. The
minute underdeveloped leaves in such
buds are
often excessively hairy.
Naked buds are found...
-
result in
little or no new growth.
Winter buds are
formed when the
dormant season begins.
Depending on the plant,
these buds contain either new leaf growth...
- and zigzag,
nearly black in color,
spotted with
lighter lenticels. The
winter buds are tiny,
rounded and dark red to
chestnut in color. The
leaves are alternate...
-
cherry or
Tokyo cherry Bush
cherries are
characterized by
having three winter buds per axil. They used to be
included in
Prunus subg. Cerasus, but phylogenetic...
-
surface and are
attached to the
plant by
delicate stalks. It
produces winter buds from the stem tips that
overwinter on the lake bottom. It also often...
-
Cerasus is a
subgenus of Prunus.
Species of the
subgenus have a
single winter bud per axil. The
flowers are
usually in
small corymbs or
umbels of several...
- is the term
often applied to a
winter bud of
certain aquatic plants, such as the
bladderworts (Utricularia). The
buds are
heavier than water, and, being...
- first,
becoming rough and dull grey on
mature trees. The
shoots and
winter buds are dark purple-red. The
leaves are 4–10 cm long and 2–8 cm broad, palmately...
-
doubt left a lot of well-fed
small mammals.
Foraging by
squirrels for
winter buds (Rowe 1952) has not been
reported in
relation to
young plantations, but...
-
smooth on
young trees,
becoming fissured and
flaky on old trees. The
winter buds are green, with a
sticky resinous coating. The
leaves are 15–25 cm (5...
