Node (Botany)

A node is the place on a stem where a lateral meristem develops as either a lateral bud or a secondary shoot, often subtended by a leaf. The parts of the stem between nodes are referred to as internodes. When a shoot has nodes and discernable internodes, it is caulescent. When the internodes are reduced in such a way that the plant looks stemless, the stem is called acaulescent. This can be seen e.g. in cabbage (Brassica).

 

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