Nodes that do not have any children are called _______ nodes.
A Root
B Parent
C Child D Leaf
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Nodes that do not have any children are called leaf nodes.
Explanation:
- Here the stem is referred to as children.
- The node is the part of the plant from which the leaf bud arises.
- The part of the stem between two nodes is known as internodal tissues.
- The nodes have increased distance between them as they grow in size.
- They grow in size due to lengthening of the internodal tissues.
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In tree structure diagrams, non leaf node is called - Brainly.in
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