Question

question 11
1 part | -- of 2 points
branching occurs adding lateral shoots to the stem of a plant from the
○ apical bud meristem.
○ axillary bud meristem.
○ ground meristem.
○ cork cambium.
○ pericycle meristem.
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Explanation:

Lateral shoots (branches) in plants originate from axillary buds, which are produced by axillary bud meristems located in the axils of leaves. Apical meristems produce primary upward growth, ground meristems form ground tissue, cork cambium produces outer bark, and pericycle meristems are involved in root branching.

Answer:

axillary bud meristem.