Question

why do the buds grow on bryphollum

Answer 1

Answer:

The leaves of a Bryophyllum plant have special buds present in their margins which can get detached from the leaves, fall to the ground, and then grow to produce a new plant. ... The buds are called epiphyllous buds which have the potential to produce new plants having shoots, smaller leaves and adventitious roots.

Answer 2

Answer:

Bryophyllum can be propagated vegetatively by cutting off a section of the stem or leaves. A Bryophyllum plant's leaves have unique buds in their margins that can detach from the leaves, fall to the ground, and grow to generate a new plant. The answer to the question is that buds can be found on the leaves of the bryophyllum plant.

Explanation:

• Air plants are another name for Bryophyllum. The leaves of Bryophyllum are wide and notched on the edges. Epiphyllous buds are buds that have the ability to create new plants with shoots, smaller leaves, and adventitious roots. Once the freshly produced plants touch the earth, they can separate from the leaves and grow into adult plants.
• Vegetative reproduction has various advantages, the most important of which is that the developed offspring are exact replicas of their parents. If a plant has desirable characteristics, its genetic information will be used.