mixed bud

mixed bud
noun
a bud yielding both leaves and flowers
Hypernyms: ↑bud

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noun
: a bud (as of an apple, pear, or blackberry) that produces a branch and leaves as well as flowers — compare flower bud, leaf bud, simple bud

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mixed bud noun (botany)
One containing young foliage leaves and also the rudiments of flowers or inflorescences
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Main Entry:mix

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mixed bud,
bud producing foliage and flower.

Useful english dictionary. 2012.

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