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Meaning of rhizoma
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rhizoma (n.)
SAme as Rhizome.
rhizoma Sentence Examples
- The ginger plant possesses a unique underground stem called a rhizome, which serves as its storage organ.
- The rhizome of turmeric is commonly used in traditional medicine and as a culinary spice.
- The plant's fibrous rhizomes are adapted to anchor it in the soil and absorb nutrients.
- Some rhizomes, like those of the bamboo, grow horizontally and can spread rapidly underground.
- The rhizomes of ferns typically have a scaly appearance and contain storage tissues.
- The rhizomatous growth habit allows plants to survive in unfavorable conditions and expand their territory.
- The rhizome of the water lily helps the plant float on the water's surface.
- Rhizomes are often used in horticultural practices to propagate plants without the need for seeds.
- The rhizomes of certain plants, such as maidenhair ferns, are prized for their delicate texture and ornamental value.
- Rhizomes play a crucial role in the establishment and persistence of plant communities in various ecosystems.
FAQs About the word rhizoma
SAme as Rhizome.
No synonyms found.
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The ginger plant possesses a unique underground stem called a rhizome, which serves as its storage organ.
The rhizome of turmeric is commonly used in traditional medicine and as a culinary spice.
The plant's fibrous rhizomes are adapted to anchor it in the soil and absorb nutrients.
Some rhizomes, like those of the bamboo, grow horizontally and can spread rapidly underground.
