Question

In vegetative propagule of potato and Bryophyllum new plants arise from respectively (1)Axillary bud,Adventitious bud (2)Adventitious bud,Axillary bud (3)Axillary bud,Axillary bud (4)Leaf bud,Axillary bud

Answer 1

Answer:

leaf bud axillary bud....

Answer 2

Answer:

The correct answer is (1), Axillary bud, Adventitious bud

Explanation:

Axillary bud in potato:

•  As potato is a subterranean tuber, its 'eyes' are axillary buds with small scale-like leaves under each eye.
• Vegetative propagation is the most common method for propagating potatoes (cloning).
• Potato tubers have nodes or Axillary buds/eyes from which the new growth begins.
• The new stems growing from each axillary bud are called sprouts which giver rise to the new plant.
• Vegetative propagation can be by a whole tuber or a cut tuber.

Adventitious bud- Bryophyllum:

• The plant Bryophyllum pinnatum produces adventitious buds at the leaf notches, which aid in vegetative reproduction.
• Epiphyllous buds grow along the leaf's margins and in the leaf's notches. When the leaf falls to the ground, the buds sprout and a new plantlet emerges.