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What is sympodial growth in ginger rhizome and monopodial growth in lotus rhizome?

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What is sympodial growth in ginger rhizome and monopodial growth in lotus rhizome?


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1. Growth of rhizome takes place with lateral buds, such growth is known as sympodial growth, e.g. Ginger (Zingiber officinale), Turmeric (Curcuma domestica), Canna etc. 

2. In plants where rhizomes grow obliquely, terminal bud brings about growth of rhizomes. This is known as monopodial growth, e.g. Nymphea, Nelumbo (Lotus), Pteris (Fern) etc.

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