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Is water chestnut a stem or a root?
Its a stem.
How does the water chestnut plant reproduce?
underground stems
Is the Chinese Water Chestnut a root?
Yes, water chestnut is a root. Water chestnuts are commonly found in many Asian food dishes, as it is one of their traditional ingredients.
Is ginger stem of the plant?
Ginger (Zingiber officinale) is from the root or underground stem (rhizome).
What is the name of the swollen part of a underground stem?
why are underground stems usually swollen? why are underground stems usually swollen?
The water chestnut reproduces by means of an underground stem known as a?
Corm.
Which food is an underground stem with buds that will eventually develops into shoots?
water chestnut
How does water chestnuts reproduce?
The water chestnut is reproduced by an underground stem... or also known as corm.
Is water chestnut a stem or a root?
Its a stem.
How does the water chestnut plant reproduce?
underground stems
Is the Chinese Water Chestnut a root?
Yes, water chestnut is a root. Water chestnuts are commonly found in many Asian food dishes, as it is one of their traditional ingredients.
Is onion an underground stem or underground root?
Onion is an underground modified stem.
Is ginger stem of the plant?
Ginger (Zingiber officinale) is from the root or underground stem (rhizome).
Is a radish an underground root or underground stem?
TurnipTurnip is a bulbA bulb is an underground stem
Is yam an underground stem?
It is a stem.
How is the underground stem important in its growth of shoots?
underground stem is where most of the nutrients for growth of shoots is absorbed. variety of nutrients dissolve into soil, such as animals' dung (which is full of nutrients.. dont laugh) washed by rain and goes into the soil. The underground stem would absorb those nutrients and send the nutrients through the plant in order to survive. the nutrients are absorbed by water, meaning that the nutritions will be dissolved into the water and stem would be sucking the water & getting the nutrients at the same time.
Is tapioca an underground stem or root?
underground root
