Budews
Budews is a term that refers to a specific type of small, droplet-shaped seed that grows in the plumose undersides of certain flowering plants commonly found in temperate regions. The name derives from the combination of “bud” and “dew,” reflecting the early developmental stage of the seed and its frequent appearance in dew-laden environments during the dawn hours.
These seeds are typically produced by shrubs in the genera Rosa, Fragaria, and Rubus, though variants have
Propagation of budews has become increasingly important for horticulturalists seeking to expand the genetic diversity of
In ecological studies, budews serve as a food source for several pollinator species, particularly bees and
The cultivation and study of budews remain subjects of active research. Investigations focus on the genetic