. Barry's Fruit garden. Fruit-culture. BITDS. 37 forms of trees are so completely under our control when we possess the requisite knowledge of the character and modes of vegetation of buds. 2d. The Names mid Characters of Buds.—All buds are either, 1st, terminal, as when on the points of shoots ((7, fig. 20); 2d, axillary, when situated in the angle made by the projection of a leaf from the shoot or branch {A, B, fig. 20) ; 3d, adventitious or accidental, when originating accidentally, as it were, or without any regularity, on the older parts of trees, and not in the axil of a leaf. They are o
. Barry's Fruit garden. Fruit-culture. BITDS. 37 forms of trees are so completely under our control when we possess the requisite knowledge of the character and modes of vegetation of buds. 2d. The Names mid Characters of Buds.—All buds are either, 1st, terminal, as when on the points of shoots ((7, fig. 20); 2d, axillary, when situated in the angle made by the projection of a leaf from the shoot or branch {A, B, fig. 20) ; 3d, adventitious or accidental, when originating accidentally, as it were, or without any regularity, on the older parts of trees, and not in the axil of a leaf. They are often produced by the breaking or cutting ofi" of a branch, or by a wound or incision made in the bark. In the management of trained trees, special means are taken. Fig-. 20. J., a superior bud; 5, inferior; C, terminal: A and 5, axillary. to produce these buds on spaces of the trunk that it is de- sirable to fill up. We sometimes see instances of such buds on the stumps of old trees. The terminal and axillary buds produced on young shoots, seem to have a different origin from these ac- cidental buds—the former are connected with the pith of the shoot, as we may see by dissecting them. On cutting into a young shoot below a bud we find a cylinder of pith entering into the bud from the pith of the shoot, but we do not find this connection existing \x\ the case of the adventitious buds. Practically considered, buds are classified as follows:— 1. Lateral,—Those on the sides or circumference of. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original Barry, Patrick, 1816-1890. [from old catalog]. New York, Orange Judd company
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