What are the buds present in the axil of leaves capable of forming?

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The capability of the axil of leaves:
The axil is generally the angle between the upper part of a stem and the supporting stem.
From the axil part, leaves rise.
The buds present in that region are known as axillary buds.
The buds can form flowers and even branches.

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