A bud bank is a pool of dormant meristems that enable plants to resprout after injury. While
the bud bank on stem organs is established prior to injury as the stem grows, the bud bank …

Regrowth of injured plants occurs from dormant meristems. Its success is known to be
dependent on extrinsic factors, such as the severity of an injury and nutrient availability …

Abstract Background and Aims Root sprouting (RS), ie the ability to form adventitious buds
on roots, is an important form of clonal growth in a number of species, and serves as both a …

Premise Root‐sprouting (RS) is an evolutionarily independent alternative to axillary stem
branching for a plant to attain its architecture. Root‐sprouting plants are better adapted to …

While sexual regeneration of plants after disturbance is relatively well understood,
vegetative regeneration has attracted some attention only recently. Its role along …

Resprouting from belowground buds is an important mechanism to increase aboveground
branching. This trait is particularly frequent in various members of Fabaceae. However, there …

The present study is the first confirmation of the presence of shoot sprouts on roots in tree
species of the Brazilian tropical forest, as these underground systems are usually only …

Based on positive results for 11 of 17 species included in an anatomical survey of tree roots,
we concluded that the origin of adventitious branch roots (ABR) on established, undisturbed …

Herbaceous plants can form root systems by investing in one main taproot or many
adventitious roots. While monocots have adventitious systems, eudicots can have either type …

In various woody and herbaceous plants, vegetative propagation is achieved mainly through
stem cuttings. Under appropriate conditions, cuttings show potential to produce new …