leaf bud

New roots will develop from the base and the leaf buds.

First it eats the leaf buds, then the new leaves.

When new leaf buds open in the appropriate season, they push off the old leaves.

They feed on the leaf buds and young leaves of their host plant.

The leaf buds and young leaves are also edible raw.

Leaves budded and spread as if desperate to reach the sunlight.

This includes the terminal leaf bud along with a few of the youngest leaves.

The dried, unopened leaf buds are used to make medicine.

A hopeful green, the color of spring leaf buds.

Trim just beneath a leaf bud, with a straight cut, and then remove all the leaves.

Cassandra, anticipating spring by several months, thought they looked like leaf buds.

Like most of the fig-trees, the leaf bud is covered by two large scales.

Here and there green leaf buds were appearing on the trees in the palace compound.

Leaf buds appeared on it, as they did on all the trees in the forest.

Some are best pruned on an annual basis when the new leaf buds begin to appear.

It may also have eaten leaf buds and flowers.

The breeze was fresh with the scents of spring, and there were leaves budding on all the trees.

In ays pick the leaf buds and eat them when we walk by."

They presumably feed on the flowers or leaf buds.

Leaf buds - A bud that produces a leafy shoot.

At the start of spring, females or stem mothers crawl to leaf buds.

These usually consist of one leaf bud and two leaves covered in fine, downy hair.

Monsoon season is the largest of these effects, with leaf buds following only a few months after the rains begin.

Take 3in-long shoots of this season's growth and trim to just below a leaf bud.

The majority of the plants grown as ornamentals have alternate leaf buds.