The angle formed between a leaf stalk and the stem to which it is attached. In flowering plants, buds develop in the axils of leaves.

The angular space between a plant stem and the base of the leaf growing out of the stem. axillary bud:

The angular space between a plant stem and the base of the leaf growing out of the stem. axillary bud:

The upper angle between the leaf and stem.

The angle formed between a leaf and the stem on which it is attached.

The upper angle between a leaf and a stem or between a stem and a bract.

The angle between the leaf (or lateral) and stem of a plant.

The angle between a petal and a stem; where buds occur above a leaf; the point above a leaf scar. Axillary

The angle formed between a leaf or the petiole of a leaf and that part of the stem above it. Adj., axillary

The upper angle between a leaf stalk and the stem where new buds and stems arise.

The upper angle formed by a leaf's stalk (petiole) and the internodes above it on a stem. a

The angle between the leafstalk and the stem.

 The angular space between a plant stem and the base of the leaf growing out of the stem.

the angle that lies between a leaf stalk and its stem. Site of bud formation in flowering plants.

The upper angle between a twig or leaf and the stem from which it is growing.

[Position] -- The corner where a structure meets the axis from which it branches (e.g. the armpit is in the axil of a human arm); the nerve axil.

(n) the upper angle between an axis and an offshoot such as a branch or leafstalk

The point on a plant leaf where the upper side of the petiole joins the stem.

axle, axles

the angle between leaf petiole and stem, twig and branch, etc.

The regions between a leaf stalk and stem.

The upper angle formed by a leaf's stalk (petiole) and the internodes above it on a stem.

The juncture where a lateral organ, such as a leaf, joins a main axis, like a stem.

(botany) The angle or point of divergence between the upper side of a branch, leaf, or petiole, and the stem or branch from which it springs.