what is cymos branching in plant
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Lateral or Auxiliary Branching : branching from lateral buds is the rule among flowering plants. As the lateral buds are usually axillary, this may also be called auxiliary branching. Branching is racemose or cymose according to the lateral buds are less vigorous or more vigorous than the apical bud.
Very often the apical bud of the plant grows indefinitely giving rise to a straight stem axis or podium on which the lateral buds grow in an aeropetal order. Since there is a single axis for the shoot, the type of branching is monopodial.
Other names for this type are racemose and indefinite—the last name because in this type the possibility of vertical growth of the plant is unlimited. This type of branching is the commonest among young Phanerogamic plants.
But, as the plant grows older, the apical bud often gets lost and some side branches become very strong so that the plant loses its monopodial character.
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Lateral or Auxiliary Branching : branching from lateral buds is the rule among flowering plants. As the lateral buds are usually axillary, this may also be called auxiliary branching. Branching is racemose or cymose according to the lateral buds are less vigorous or more vigorous than the apical bud.
Very often the apical bud of the plant grows indefinitely giving rise to a straight stem axis or podium on which the lateral buds grow in an aeropetal order. Since there is a single axis for the shoot, the type of branching is monopodial.
Other names for this type are racemose and indefinite—the last name because in this type the possibility of vertical growth of the plant is unlimited. This type of branching is the commonest among young Phanerogamic plants.
But, as the plant grows older, the apical bud often gets lost and some side branches become very strong so that the plant loses its monopodial character.
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