The "eyes" of the potato tuber are:
Correct answer: D. Axillary buds
- A. Root buds
- B. Flower buds
- C. Shoot buds
- D. Axillary buds
Explanation
The "eyes" of a potato tuber are actually small, dormant shoots or buds. These buds have the potential to grow into new potato plants when planted in suitable conditions. When you plant a potato tuber with these eyes, these buds will develop into shoots, and eventually, new potato plants will grow from them.
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