枿 Stroke Order

枿 1. Anciently the same as “蘖” (a. the buds that grow back when a tree is cut down, as in “The mountains have no stumps left.” b. the tree stumps left after cutting down trees, as in “Now on the islet, there are still remnants of old stumps.”). 2. The same original meaning. "If one is to understand what is rooted, it begins with the sprouts." — From "Book of Documents: Pan Geng (Upper Section)." "The ear has three sprouts." — From "Book of Songs: Ode of the Shang Dynasty: Long Hair." Zhu’s notes: "Sprouts, lateral buds." "There are indeed sprouting buds." — From "Mencius: Gaozi (Upper Section)." "Seek wood that rises from sprout planting." — From "Selected Literature: Zhang Heng: Ode to the Eastern Capital." Note: "When cut and then regrown, it is called a sprout." 3. Plant buds. A superior quality of tea, the buds are fine and rare. — Wang Guanguo, "Studies in Forest."