three fruit-buds and one leaf-bud on E, and leaf-buds on A. See also Figs. 150, 151, 152, 153, and explain.
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Fig. 150.—Fruit-buds of Apple on Spurs: a dormant bud at the top.
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Fig. 151.—Cluster of Fruit-buds of sweet Cherry, with one pointed leaf-bud in center.
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Fig. 152.—Two Fruit-buds of Peach with a leaf-bud between.
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Fig. 153.—Opening of Leaf-buds and Flower-buds of Apple.
"The burst of spring" means in large part the opening of the buds. Everything was made ready the fall before. The embryo shoots and flowers were tucked away, and the food was stored. The warm rain falls, and the shutters open and the sleepers wake: the frogs peep and the birds come.
Arrangement of Buds.—We have found that leaves are usually arranged in a definite order; buds are borne in the axils of leaves: therefore buds must exhibit phyllotaxy.
