The phrase "active bud" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to botany or horticulture, referring to a bud that is currently growing or developing.
Example: "The gardener noticed that the active bud on the rose bush was a sign of healthy growth."
Alternatives: "growing bud" or "developing bud".
Rhizome emergence and growth were more influenced by some metrics of rhizome quality; the odds of a rhizome emerging increased by 25 and 40% with each 1 cm and 1 bud increase in rhizome length and active bud count, respectively.
In agreement with our results, Maurel et al. reported that the transition from dormancy to active bud growth is accompanied by numerous molecular and biochemical changes, including changes in carbohydrate metabolism.
Interestingly, laminin shares this uneven, differential distribution around the basal side of airways which results from thinning or discontinuity of the basement membrane at the epithelial/mesenchymal interface in regions of active bud outgrowth (42).
Summer and fall fire reduced active buds by 42% relative to nonburned plots.
Adding nitrogen at 46 or 80 kg·ha- 1 increased active buds per tiller 60% compared with plots with no nitrogen addition.
In some cases, active buds may be induced into dormancy by application of hormone inhibitors and then reactivated by other hormones.
In the same way that active buds and fruits form sinks for nutrients from elsewhere in the plant, a cytokinin-treated area of a leaf attracts nutrients from other parts of the leaf.
Despite reports of success with culm cutting material of different ages in various bamboo species, juvenile culms are more suitable than older ones because of highly active buds that are critical for efficient propagation (Elbasheer and Raddad 2013).
Except for one specific situation, which is discussed below, the effect of rps10b on bud outgrowth rate was surprisingly small, given the transcriptional evidence for high r-protein synthesis in active buds [ 25, 26].
In the mouse embryonic kidney, for example, strong Tim expression has been observed in regions of active ureteric bud branching.
Infected but not uninfected cells also demonstrated staining of the plasma membrane, both at sites of active viral budding and in areas where less budding was taking place.
