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To not depict the axes, you should use axes=False instead axes="false". Also you may consider adding frame=False to suppress the bounding boxes. Taking into account kcrisman's suggestion aspect_ratio=1, you command should become

T.append(parametric_plot3d(torus(0,u,v), (u,0,(i+1)*2*pi/9), (v,0,(i+1)*2*pi/9), aspect_ratio=1, axes=False, frame=False))
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To not depict the axes, you should use axes=False instead of axes="false". Also you may consider adding frame=False to suppress the bounding boxes. Taking into account kcrisman's suggestion aspect_ratio=1, you command should become

T.append(parametric_plot3d(torus(0,u,v), (u,0,(i+1)*2*pi/9), (v,0,(i+1)*2*pi/9), aspect_ratio=1, axes=False, frame=False))
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To not depict the axes, you should use axes=False instead of axes="false". Also you may consider adding frame=False to suppress the bounding boxes. Taking into account kcrisman's suggestion aspect_ratio=1, you command should become

T.append(parametric_plot3d(torus(0,u,v), (u,0,(i+1)*2*pi/9), (v,0,(i+1)*2*pi/9), aspect_ratio=1, axes=False, frame=False))

However, there is still the issue that the bounds are not the same for each plot...