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Definition of bud
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of bud is as below...
Bud (v. t.) To
graft,
as a plant with
another
or into
another,
by
inserting
a bud from the one into an
opening
in the bark of the
other,
in order to
raise,
upon the
budded
stock,
fruit
different
from that which it would
naturally
bear..
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Ptyxis
::
Ptyxis
(n.) The way in which a leaf is
sometimes
folded
in the bud.
Budding
::
Budding
(n.) The act or
process
of
ingrafting
one kind of plant upon
another
stock by
inserting
a bud under the bark.
Foliation
::
Foliation
(n.) The
manner
in which the young
leaves
are
dispo/ed
within
the bud.
Blastoidea
::
Blastoidea
(n. pl.) One of the
divisions
of
Crinoidea
found
fossil
in
paleozoic
rocks;
pentremites.
They are so named on
account
of their
budlike
form.
Tegmental
::
Tegmental
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to a
tegument
or
tegmentum;
as, the
tegmental
layer of the
epiblast;
the
tegmental
cells of the taste
buds..
Budger
::
Budger
(n.) One who
budges.
Inoculate
::
Inoculate
(v. i.) To graft by
inserting
buds.
Knop
::
Knop (n.) A knob; a bud; a
bunch;
a
button.
Bo Tree
::
Bo tree () The
peepul
tree; esp., the very
ancient
tree
standing
at
Anurajahpoora
in
Ceylon,
grown from a slip of the tree under which
Gautama
is said to have
received
the
heavenly
light and so to have
become
Buddha..
Naked
::
Naked (a.)
Without
pubescence;
as, a naked leaf or stem; bare, or not
covered
by the
customary
parts,
as a
flower
without
a
perianth,
a stem
without
leaves,
seeds
without
a
pericarp,
buds
without
bud
scales..
Perula
::
Perula
(n.) One of the
scales
of a leaf bud.
Disbud
::
Disbud
(v.) To
deprive
of buds or
shoots,
as for
training,
or
economizing
the vital
strength
of a
tree..
Evolution
::
Evolution
(n.) The act of
unfolding
or
unrolling;
hence,
in the
process
of
growth;
development;
as, the
evolution
of a
flower
from a bud, or an
animal
from the egg..
Alabastrum
::
Alabastrum
(n.) A
flower
bud.
Stupa
::
Stupa (n.) A mound or
monument
commemorative
of
Buddha.
Blast
::
Blast (v. i.) To be
blighted
or
withered;
as, the bud
blasted
in the
blossom..
Cutworm
::
Cutworm
(n.) A
caterpillar
which at night eats off young
plants
of
cabbage,
corn, etc.,
usually
at the
ground.
Some kinds
ascend
fruit trees and eat off the
flower
buds.
During
the day, they
conceal
themselves
in the
earth.
The
common
cutworms
are the
larvae
of
various
species
of
Agrotis
and
related
genera
of
noctuid
moths..
Differentiation
::
Differentiation
(n.) The
gradual
formation
or
production
of
organs
or parts by a
process
of
evolution
or
development,
as when the seed
develops
the root and the stem, the
initial
stem
develops
the leaf,
branches,
and
flower
buds; or in
animal
life, when the germ
evolves
the
digestive
and other
organs
and
members,
or when the
animals
as they
advance
in
organization
acquire
special
organs
for
specific
purposes..
Blind
::
Blind (a.)
Abortive;
failing
to
produce
flowers
or
fruit;
as, blind buds; blind
flowers..
Yakin
::
Yakin (n.) A large
Asiatic
antelope
(Budorcas
taxicolor)
native
of the
higher
parts of the
Himalayas
and other lofty
mountains.
Its head and neck
resemble
those of the ox, and its tail is like that of the goat.
Called
also
budorcas..
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