Name a region where axillary buds can be seen.

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Auxillary buds:
Axillary buds are embryonic shoots found in the axil of a leaf.
Each of these buds can form shoots, having the potential to produce reproductive or vegetative shoots
An axillary bud is the precursor of a branch or lateral shoot.
It is formed at the junction of the leaf and the stem.

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