bulbous plant (Meaning)
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bulbous plant (n)
plant growing from a bulb
Synonyms & Antonyms of bulbous plant
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bulbous plant Sentence Examples
- In the corner of the greenhouse, a bulbous plant stretched its leaves towards the sunlight.
- The bulbous plant, with its swollen stem, stored water efficiently to withstand droughts.
- Among the succulents, the bulbous plant stood out with its unique shape and texture.
- Careful cultivation ensured that the bulbous plant thrived in its pot, adding a touch of exoticism to the room.
- Gardeners admired the bulbous plant for its resilience and low maintenance requirements.
- The bulbous plant's vibrant flowers attracted pollinators, enhancing biodiversity in the garden.
- During the dry season, the bulbous plant's ability to retain moisture made it a valuable addition to xeriscapes.
- With its striking appearance, the bulbous plant became a conversation piece among visitors to the botanical garden.
- Through selective breeding, horticulturists developed new varieties of bulbous plants with even more spectacular blooms.
- As autumn approached, the bulbous plant prepared for dormancy, storing energy for the coming season.
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plant growing from a bulb
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In the corner of the greenhouse, a bulbous plant stretched its leaves towards the sunlight.
The bulbous plant, with its swollen stem, stored water efficiently to withstand droughts.
Among the succulents, the bulbous plant stood out with its unique shape and texture.
Careful cultivation ensured that the bulbous plant thrived in its pot, adding a touch of exoticism to the room.
