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bulbose (a.)
Bulbous.
bulbose Sentence Examples
- The bulbose roots of the plant store nutrients for sustained growth during harsh weather conditions.
- A distinctive feature of the tulip is its bulbose shape at the base, where it emerges from the soil.
- Bulbose structures in some fungi facilitate their attachment to substrates for nutrient absorption.
- Botanists study the development of bulbose organs in certain plants to understand their adaptive significance.
- The bulbose appearance of the tuberous roots provides an indication of the plant's ability to store energy reserves.
- Certain types of bulbs exhibit bulbose scales that protect the tender shoot within.
- The bulbose growth at the stem base distinguishes this species of wildflower from others in the region.
- Gardeners appreciate the resilience of bulbs with bulbose structures, as they can survive periods of dormancy.
- The bulbose swelling on the stem indicates where the plant stores excess water for prolonged dry spells.
- In botanical illustrations, artists meticulously depict the bulbose features of various plant species to aid in their identification.
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The bulbose roots of the plant store nutrients for sustained growth during harsh weather conditions.
A distinctive feature of the tulip is its bulbose shape at the base, where it emerges from the soil.
Bulbose structures in some fungi facilitate their attachment to substrates for nutrient absorption.
Botanists study the development of bulbose organs in certain plants to understand their adaptive significance.
