Shoot

Descended (plural shoots or sprouts ) refers to the stem axis and consisting of leaves, usually above ground growing, part of the corm ( organizational form of vascular plants ). The located directly above the bottom portion is the offspring of reason. Sometimes new growth is referred to as a young sprout or young shoot.

The shoot consists of the stem axis and the leaves.

• The shoot axis is the rod-shaped part in which in the majority of cases, the vascular bundles to the water line and the sugar transportation. It consists of several sections, the internodes. Thickened by bodies which node or nodes present, are separated from each other At the nodes sitting on the branch axle laterally projecting the leaves.
• The shoot axis is called stem in herbaceous plants, woody plants with stem, branch, twig, in the juvenile stage of rice.