Trees ordinarily produce seasonal buds that expand the following spring and often contain the next summer's leaves.

Claim · model-written summary

Trees ordinarily produce seasonal buds that expand the following spring and often contain the next summer's leaves.

Taxon

treee0

Outcome

buds which expand in the succeeding springe0

Qualifier

contain, in many instances, the whole of the leaves which appear in the following summere0

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Verbatim

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“Every tree in the ordinary course of its growth generates, in each season, those buds which expand in the succeeding spring; and the buds thus generated, contain, in many instances, the whole of the leaves which appear in the following summer.”