Q. The "eyes" of the potato tuber are

A) Axillary buds
B) Root buds
C) Flower buds
D) Shoot buds
Explanation

[Solution from source] The potato tuber is an underground stem, and each 'eye' is a node carrying an axillary bud in the axil of a scale leaf. These buds sprout into new shoots, which is why potato pieces with eyes are used for propagation. They are not root buds, since roots do not form tubers with nodes. Answer (1).

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