Question

difference between budding in potato and budding in bryophyllum​

Answer 1

In Hydra, the cells divide rapidly at a speci{ic site and develop as an outgrowth called a bud. ... In the Bryophyllum the leaves have small buds (as in potato). These buds later convert into small and very small plants which also have roots present on them

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Answer 2

The following is the difference between budding in potato and budding in bryophyllum​:

• Budding in potato - The buds on the potato or the eyes are the indication of the growth of a new plant. If exposed to the right conditions the bud can grow into a full stem and further into a whole potato plant.
• Budding in bryophyllum - The buds of the bryophyllum grow on the edge of the leaves. When these buds fall on the soil and under adequate conditions can grow into a full-grown plant.