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How do corms and rhizomes differ?
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What are examples of rhizomes?
Examples of Rhizomes - Calla Liles, Cannas, Bearded Iris, Water Lilies
How do snowdrops reproduce?
The corms multiply and they also grow from seed.
What is the purpose of the rhizome?
what is a rhizomes
Do ferns reproduce bulbs?
no, ferns have rhizomes
How do corms and rhizomes differ?
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What are the 5 specialized stem?
bulbs corms rhizomes tubers stolens thorns tendrils cladphylls there are the answer by: Krissa An Ü
What has the author W E Guse written?
W. E. Guse has written: 'Propagation from bulbs, corms, tubers, rhizomes, and tuberous roots and stems' -- subject(s): Plant propagation, Bulbs (Plants), Tubers, Corms
What is the difference between corm and rhizome?
Corms have thick, vertical, underground stems Rhizomes have horizontal stems lying along, or just under the ground.
What aré two differences between rhizoid and a rhizome?
Corms have thick, vertical, underground stems Rhizomes have horizontal stems lying along, or just under the ground.
Can store bought bananas grow a banana tree?
No. Banana's grow from corms in the ground. The herbaceous perennials arise from underground rhizomes. The varieties found in stores are generally seedless with just vestiges of ovules visible as little brown specks.
What are the Venus Flytrap's rhizomes?
The Venus Flytrap's rhizomes are their roots.
How are new plants formed?
With pollination to create seeds ----------- Also other ways to "make" a new plant are spores, rhizomes, bulbs, tubers, corms, cuttings, grafts, and buds.
What do lily pad seeds look like?
They don't reproduce by seeds. They are corms, or tubers, and reproduce by making new corms, or tubers.
What are examples of rhizomes?
Examples of Rhizomes - Calla Liles, Cannas, Bearded Iris, Water Lilies
What is difference between rhizomes and stem tubers?
rhizomes are underground horizontal stems tubers are enlarged underground stems
How do gladiolus reproduce?
The gladiolus is an annual blooming plant that grows from an underground, bulbous structure called a corm. Each winter, the plant sheds its leaves and stems, then produces new ones in the spring from the corm as it comes out of winter. Corms serve the same purpose as a seed or bulb does. A corm is a structure with no actual layers. Corms tend to be smaller than ¾ in diameter; and those sized corms do not usually produce a flower. But the corms that are 1 and ¼ in diameter are found to be the normal size for flowering. If you want to insure that the corm you plant will grow flowers, it is recommended that you plant full and thick corms. Corms are round and fat. When planting corms they need to be planted six to eight inches apart from each other. They also they need to be inserted five inches into the ground and planted with the pointed side up. Gladiolus can reproduce by cross pollination between unisexual or imperfect flowers.
