rhizome

The term tends to include corms, tubers, rhizomes and anything that generally can be lifted, packeted and sold.

The roots and rhizomes of black cohosh have long been used medicinally by Native Americans.

Rhizomes well developed, horizontal, sheathed by a few blackish remains of old petioles, usually branched.

The rhizomes are used for weaving sieves for selecting young fish; the culms are split for weaving fences.

Perennial, with downwardly extending long rhizomes and dense, fibrous roots up to 20 cm deep.

A comparative anatomical investigation and systematic classification studies on rhizomes of Chinese monopodial bamboos.

Herbs perennial or annual, with rhizomes, fibrous roots, or tubers with a vertical stolon below ground.

Herbs perennial, terrestrial, rarely epiphytic, aromatic, with fleshy, tuberous or non-tuberous rhizomes, often with tuber-bearing roots.

Shrubs or trees, deciduous or evergreen, often from underground woody burl or producing thickened horizontal underground rhizomes.

Herbs caulescent, erect or prostrate, sometimes much branched, occasionally with tuberous, swollen rhizomes.

Plants usually with long rhizomes; spikelets usually disarticulating below glumes; lemma usually without distinct callus at base.

A simple caudex (enlarged stem base) or creeping rhizomes can be present.

Herbs perennial. Rhizomes robust, densely covered with basal remnants of old petioles and leaves.

European grass spreading rapidly by creeping rhizomes ; naturalized in North America as a weed.

The roots and rhizomes are used as diuretic and for the treatment of pulmonary tuberculosis, edema, and gonorrhea.

Rhizomes less than 1 cm. Stems ascending, simple, densely villous with yellow-gray multicellular hairs.

Rhizomes are prepared as a boiled vegetable and are also salted. Used medicinally.

Rhizomes branched, repent, forming swollen terminal storage tubers late in growing season.

Racemes with long silky hairs concealing the spikelets; plant with slender spreading rhizomes.

Coarse perennial forming large leafy tussocks, also with widely spreading scaly rhizomes.

Herbs perennial. Rhizomes trailing, rooting from internodes.

The perennial rhizomes formed closely crowed belowground networks.

Plant with short rhizomes, forming loose mats; culms hairy throughout; spikelets smooth.

Rhizomes less than 1 cm. Stems erect or ascending, simple or branched at base, gray-white hairy throughout, or hairs only along 2 lines.

Plants without creeping, long rhizomes; leaves oblanceolate to obovate.

Herbs perennial, glabrous, with horizontal rhizomes. Stems erect.

The rhizomes are bitter and poisonous and are used medicinally for treating injury, bleeding wounds, and pain of rheumatism and arthritis.

The tough, widely spreading rhizomes and stolons make them effective soil stabilizers.

Rhizomes edible. Entire plant used medicinally to treat traumatic injury and scabies .

Result: The difference seminal rhizomes affected the growth, quality and quantity of C. longa root.

Stem with much reduced leaf blades that function as rhizoids below ground, with or without tubers or rhizomes.

A type of propagation characteristic of plants that spread by means of newly formed parts such as bulbs, suckers, or rhizomes.

Herbs perennial, rarely shrubby or treelike, often with bulbs, corms, rhizomes, or tubers.

Herbs perennial. Rhizomes black-brown, usually torulose, large.

Rhizomes tuberous, thick, with creeping, slender stolons.

Herbs perennial, usually andropolygamous, with short, thick rhizomes and stout, slightly fleshy roots.

Subshrubs, vines, or herbs perennial, with tuberous roots or creeping rhizomes.

Herbs, monoecious or dioecious, fleshy, parasitic on roots or rhizomes of various hosts.

Rhizomes branched, fleshy, aromatic, often with tuber-bearing roots.

Conclusion: The bigger and stronger rhizomes should be chosen as seeds.

Herbs, mostly dioecious, monoecious in Flora area, with slender rhizomes.

Leaf blade with purple cloud at center; rhizomes pale blue, pale green, yellowish green, or yellow.

Subshrubs, rusty pilose throughout, with woody rhizomes.

Any of several other plants having similar rhizomes.

For quite obvious medical value, sixangular dysosma rhizomes have been widely used both clinically and individually.

depending on the variety , its knotty rhizomes range from mustard yellow to lemon yellow.

Herbs perennial. Rhizomes black-brown, stout, ligneous.

Herbs terrestrial or epiphytic, with tuberous rhizomes.

Herbs perennial. Rhizomes woody, with brownish scales, remains of old leaves at apex.

Perennial, with slender creeping rhizomes, base covered by dry leaf sheaths.

Rhizomes blackish, short, with few slightly fleshy rootlets.

sterile, dwarf, axillary shoots from short rhizomes present.

On the numerical classification and determination of taxa of Chinese bamboos with leptomorph rhizomes.

Objective: To isolate and identify steroidal saponins from the rhizomes of Dioscorea septemloba Thunb.

An Indian plant(Curcuma zedoaria)having yellow flowers, purple bracts, and starchy tuberous rhizomes.

Plants with long-creeping, branching rhizomes; culms not tufted.

Perennial, with short rhizomes, base covered by fibrous dry leaf sheaths.

Rhizomes and coma bracts white; labellum white with central, yellow band.

Herbs, annual or perennial, usually with tubers, bulbs, or rhizomes.

Herbs annual with fibrous rootlets or perennial with short rhizomes.

Rhizomes rough, nodose, with fibrous roots. Stem solitary.

rhizomes long, slender, covered by short, striate, glabrous or pubescent cataphylls.

Rhizomes short, with creeping stolons and thick, fibrous roots.

Herbs perennial or monocarpic, growing from sympodial rhizomes or a massive, sympodial corm.

Rhizomes consistently short necked, culms always forming a single clump.

Rhizomes much elongated, with a few bulbils, 3-8 mm wide.

Rhizomes less than 1 cm. Stems erect, simple, rarely basally branched, pubescent with multicellular hairs along 2 lines.

Plants perennial, with creeping rhizomes or culms tufted.

Rhizomes thick, short, with many slender, long, fibrous roots.

Herbs perennial, often with tuberous rhizomes.

Rhizomes not creeping, obconical, short.

Herbs perennial, with tuberous rhizomes.

Rhizomes woody, branched, creeping, with ovate pinnately veined scales.

Rhizomes clothed in hard imbricate scales, roots woolly.

Rhizomes much branched, with membranous scales on nodes.

Herbs perennial, with short rhizomes and withered leaves at base.

The rhizomes are used medicinally to treat rheumatic pain, influenza, and swelling.

rhizomes clothed in smooth yellowish green scales.

Plants perennial, with short or creeping rhizomes.

Perennial, with long creeping rhizomes.

Herbs perennial. Rhizomes woody, with remains of old leaves at apex.

Rhizomes dark red-brown, usually apical part erect, apically becoming a thickened caudex.

rhizomes and roots often pungently aromatic.

Rhizomes creeping, rooting from nodes.

large genus of perennials that develop from bulbs or rhizomes.

Herbs annual or perennial. Rhizomes absent.

Herbs perennial. Rhizomes thick.

Plants perennial, tufted or with short rhizomes.

COMPARATIVE STUDY ON THE EXTRACTION OF VOLATILE OIL FROM RHIZOMES OF ACORUS TATARINOWII S.

Rhizomes not enlarged or succulent; leaves cordate- to truncate-triangular, ca. 3 cm.

Herbs perennial. Rhizomes woody, producing 1 to several leaf rosettes.

Rhizomes with thick cylindric roots.

Rhizomes slender, with few rootlets.

Rhizomes with robust, fibrous roots.

Herbs. Rhizomes short. Stems repent, ascendent on upper part, red hirsute.

Plants usually with long, scaly rhizomes.

Herbs annual or perennial with tubers or rhizomes.

Perennial, with long rhizomes.

They are mostly herbaceous with aerial stems or underground tubers or rhizomes , but there are few woody members.

The roots and rhizomes used medicinally.

The rhizomes are rich in the alkaloid colchicine.

Rhizomes with dense fascicles of roots.

Rhizomes thick, to 5 mm in diam. Stems slender, branched from base, ascending.

Rhizomes long, rooting from nodes.

Rhizomes horizontal, elongate, ca. 3 mm in diam. , glabrous.

Poa pratensis, Bromus inermis and Carex duriuscula are short rhizomes plants, .

Rhizomes woody, to 15 cm, often branched, with remains of old leaves at apex.

while age structure of rhizomes length presented stably.

rhizomes fleshy, to 3 cm in diam. Stems erect or decumbent, simple.

Rhizomes ca. 5 mm in diam. , with prominent petiolar scars.

8 (7) Rhizomes consistently long necked or both short and long necked, culms solitary or forming a series of small clumps.

Subshrubs to 15 cm tall, with creeping woody rhizomes.

Herbs perennial; rhizomes terete, ca. 5 mm thick.

Herbs perennial. Rhizomes horizontal, purple-brown, large, ca. 1. 5 cm.

Herbs perennial. Rhizomes robust, ca. 2 cm. Stems 30--45 cm, spreading hispid below, strigose and branched above.

Rhizomes absent. Stems several from rosette, scapiform, subequaling leaves, ca. 2 mm in diam. , subglabrous to densely hispidulous.

Rhizomes long stolonifer-ous.

This is a robust species lacking creeping, scaly rhizomes.

Rhizomes slender, to 9 cm. Stems 1-2, erect, herbaceous, purple, longitudinally striate.

Herbs perennial, 30--80 cm tall, with horizontal rhizomes.

Herbs perennial. Rhizomes black-brown, curved, large, 2-3 cm in diam.

Many species have perennating organs such as bulbs, corms, or rhizomes .

Rhizomes ca. 8 mm in diam. , woody. Stems numerous, 5-15 cm, densely spreading pubescent.

Rhizomes 2-3 cm in diam. , internodes congested.

Rhizomes apically to 1. 2 cm in diam. Stems fascicled, hollow, sparsely hairy.

Herbs perennial. Rhizomes black, curved, large, 1. 5-2 cm in diam.

Rhizomes creeping. Pseudostems 20--40 cm.

8 (7) Plants with long scaly rhizomes.

Herbs. Rhizomes elongate, 3-4 mm in diam.

Rhizomes ca. 9 mm in diam.

Rhizomes short, 7-8 mm in diam. Stems ascending to subject, 10-15 cm, densely retrorse pubescent, with 2 or 3 nodes below inflorescences.

Rhizomes robust, ca. 5 mm in diam. Stems 0. 5-1 m tall, gray-brown pubescent.

Rootstock tuberous or rhizomatous, 10-12 cm, tubers 6-12 mm thick, rhizomes 2-3 mm thick, remains of old stems inconspicuous.

Inflorescences terminal or lateral on separate, short, leafless shoots arising from rhizomes, conical, densely many flowered;

Bulbs of other endangered plants, dormant (including corms, crowns, rhizomes, tubers, tuberous roots)

Bulbs of endangered plants, dormant, seed (including corms, crowns, rhizomes, tubers, tuberous roots)

Tissue Structures of Dioscorea Rhizomes and Authentication of Rhizoma Dioscoreae Hypoglaueae Medicinal Materials

Perennials, green or grayish green, tufted, rhizomatous, rhizomes fairly stout, short;

Other bulbs, tubers, tuberous roots, dormant, seed (including corms, crowns and rhizomes)

Perennial with extensively creeping rhizomes, sward forming;

Inflorescence a terminal spike on pseudostems or on separate shoots arising from rhizomes, sometimes appearing before leaves;

Bulbs, tubers, tuberous roots, corms, crowns and rhizomes, in growth or in flower; chicory plants and roots

Inflorescence arising from rhizomes, a densely flowered spike or spike like raceme or panicle;

Determination of Total Flavonoids in Rhizomes of Iris tectorum from Different Regions and Different Collecting Times

Rhizomes dimorphic: subtract, thick;

Histological and morphological studies on the rhizomes of Curcuma

Annuals or perennials, with or without rhizomes, without bulbs;

Flower and vegetable roots, rhizomes and tubers for propagation

Multiplication and differentiation of rhizomes in vitro of Cymbidium goeringii

Stems slender, as thick as rhizomes, creeping proximally, ascending distally, simple or branched, to 35 cm;

Plants green or more often purplish, with slender rhizomes;

Studies on the Chemical Constituents from the Roots and Rhizomes of Gerbera piloselloides

Tissue Culture and Induction of Rhizomes in Vitro of Iris japonica

Dormant bulbs, tubers, corms, rhizomes, nes

Seed dormant bulbs, tubers, corms, rhizomes

Inflorescences on separate shoots arising from rhizomes; peduncle 5--9 cm, scale like sheaths purplish red;

rhizomes, tubers, bulbs, adventitions, root buds on main roots

Inflorescences on separate shoots arising from rhizomes, appearing before pseudostems, capitate, 4--9-flowered;

Leaves opposite or sometimes 3-5 in a whorl on sprouts near rhizomes, sessile;

In Vitro Culture of Cymbidium goeringii Rhizomes

Rhizomes vertical, 3-4 mm in diam. , internodes less than 1 cm. Leaves solitary;

Inflorescences terminal on pseudostems or on separate shoots arising from rhizomes; peduncle 7--14 cm;

A new furostanol glycoside from the rhizomes of Smilax scobinicaulis

Rhizomes horizontal, elongate, 1--1. 5 mm in diam. , with sheaths at nodes;

Rhizomes long creeping, zigzag, 30-50 cm, 3-5 mm in diam. , sparsely hirsute-villous;