bulbaceous (Meaning)
Wordnet
bulbaceous (a)
producing or growing from bulbs
Webster
bulbaceous (n.)
Bulbous.
Synonyms & Antonyms of bulbaceous
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bulbaceous Sentence Examples
- The bulbaceous roots of the daffodil plant store energy for its springtime blooms.
- In the garden, the bulbaceous tulips burst forth in a riot of colors, signaling the arrival of spring.
- Botanists study the unique adaptations of bulbaceous plants to various environmental conditions.
- Some bulbaceous species, like the onion, have been cultivated for culinary purposes for centuries.
- Bulbaceous perennials often require well-drained soil to thrive in garden settings.
- The bulbaceous structure of certain plants allows them to survive harsh winters underground.
- Gardeners divide and replant bulbaceous flowers to propagate them and expand their displays.
- The bulbaceous nature of the lily bulb ensures its survival during periods of dormancy.
- Bulbaceous irises are prized for their striking blooms and elegant foliage.
- Horticulturalists recommend planting bulbaceous bulbs at specific depths to promote healthy growth.
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producing or growing from bulbsBulbous.
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The bulbaceous roots of the daffodil plant store energy for its springtime blooms.
In the garden, the bulbaceous tulips burst forth in a riot of colors, signaling the arrival of spring.
Botanists study the unique adaptations of bulbaceous plants to various environmental conditions.
Some bulbaceous species, like the onion, have been cultivated for culinary purposes for centuries.
