bulbel (Meaning)
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bulbel (n.)
A separable bulb formed on some flowering plants.
Synonyms & Antonyms of bulbel
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bulbel Sentence Examples
- In the garden, a bulbel emerged from the soil, hinting at the impending bloom of a vibrant flower.
- The bulbel of the tulip bulb promised a burst of color in the spring.
- As I dug deeper into the earth, I uncovered a cluster of bulbel structures, indicating a network of plant roots.
- Each bulbel on the stem held the potential to develop into a new plant.
- The botanist carefully examined the bulbel under the microscope to study its cellular structure.
- After rainfall, tiny bulbel formations appeared along the forest floor, marking the growth of fungi.
- The farmer noted the presence of bulbel nodules on the potato roots, a sign of healthy tuber development.
- A gentle tug revealed the delicate bulbel clinging to the parent plant, ready to be replanted elsewhere.
- The gardener separated the bulbel clusters, preparing them for propagation in different pots.
- Under the right conditions, the bulbel would sprout, giving rise to a flourishing plant.
FAQs About the word bulbel
A separable bulb formed on some flowering plants.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
In the garden, a bulbel emerged from the soil, hinting at the impending bloom of a vibrant flower.
The bulbel of the tulip bulb promised a burst of color in the spring.
As I dug deeper into the earth, I uncovered a cluster of bulbel structures, indicating a network of plant roots.
Each bulbel on the stem held the potential to develop into a new plant.
