tuber

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

edible seeds or roots or stems or leaves or bulbs or tubers or non sweet fruits of any of numerous herbaceous plant.

Other anthropologists think it's because meat-eating isn't the key at all, that the real key is cooked tubers.

If you are growing sweet potatoes for your own use, plan carefully . The tubers can be kept for only two to three months after harvesting.

It has been reported that there is a correlation between the number of cortical tubers and the severity of the disease.

In this habitat there is an abundance of creatures to be caught, fruit to be plucked from the trees, and tubers to be dug from the ground.

Dry matter content of tubers and haulm had no statistical discrepancy between different physiological age and variety.

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

Carr figured she'd make the papers again as the first of the U. S. test-tubers to become a mom.

To dig up tubers and defies and defend carcasses of large mammals , they had to work collectively and create tools and strategies .

All plant seeds and tubers contain starch present in the form of amylose and amylopectin.

Money tree is a perennial evergreen herb, is extremely rare foliage plants with underground tubers, native to tropical Africa.

Many western European countries are shifting from potato growing to processing and production of seed tubers for export .

Apart from contaminating the seeds, the bacteria get inside the stem tubers as the seeds begin to sprout.

By sweet potatoes, I mean the orange-fleshed tubers with brownish skin that growers and supermarkets often mislabel as "yams. "

Compared with the high ridge planting, Baodi Yam's stem tubers had lower yield and worse quality when planted in middle and low ridge.

Firstly, the optimal conditions for hydrolysis of Jerusalem artichoke stalks and tubers were studied.

The root tubers yield tapioca and are a staple crop in many areas of the tropics.

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

Yellowing of the potato plant's leaves and easy separation of the tubers from their stolons indicate that the crop has reached maturity .

The activities of POD, PAL and PPO in potato tubers were significantly enhanced by induction compared with control.

Cereals include paddy, wheat, maize, millet, Chinese sorghum, etc. , except beans and tubers.

Genetically uniform seed-tubers, obtained by increasing a single original seed stock at various locations, were used.

Sweet potatoes usually are grown in loose sandy soil. This permits the roots to spread easily. It produces more tubers.

Product Description: Carrots are tubers: a green lacy foliage and long, slender, edible orange roots.

The tubers of the roots can be boiled and eaten like mini potatoes.

a North American vine with fragrant blossoms and edible tubers; important food crop of Native Americans.

Neither high irradiance nor high shading levels were of significant benefit to form inflorescences, buds and root tubers in this study.

Agropharmaceutical products. Taste method of assessing the quality of potatoes grown from tubers given pesticide treatment .

Burn treatment, amount of fresh calla lily tubers, mash and external application.

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

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

But crops like sugar cane and potatoes, grown for their stems or tubers, can be propagated without pollination.

The anthocyanidins discovered in the purple tubers are the most diverse.

The dioscin and diosgenin consist in the tubers of Dioscorea zingiberensis, and are important raw material of making steroidal medicine.

Herbs, perennial. Taproot long, deeply rooted, irregularly thickened, usually with 1 to several globose tubers.

any of various fleshy edible underground roots or tubers.

Herbs annual or rhizomatous perennial, sometimes with woody tubers.

On MR, these white matter lesions have the same signal characteristics as cortical tubers.

Compared with grains, tubers are inherently more productive.

Rootstock of vertical, usually annual tubers (renewed each year).

Objective: To establish Fingerprint chromatography of Wuhong Tall Gastrodia Tubers seed stem by HPLC.

The higher yield of tubers was obtained in media containing higher percentage of peat.

False. Potatoes are underground stems called tubers .

Plants without tubers; stems mostly twining, thinner.

others, including sorghum, millet, roots and tubers, benefit less from the use of the plough.

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

Potato is a tropical American yam with small yellow-skinned edible tubers.

White matter lesions are clusters of heterotopic giant cells, similar to those found in tubers .

In tubers from such potatoes stem mottle symptoms are rarely observed.

a perennial plant that propagates by underground bulbs or tubers or corms.

The tubers have a very high tannin content and are used to dye and preserve fabrics.

The micro--tubers were produced from slices of tubers, and they differentiated buds and roots, then plantlets established.

Leaves of lettuce or greens. Tubers like potatoes or beets or bulbs of onions.

Roots equal in thickness, fusiform thickened in middle with tubers to 5 mm in diam. , densely white lanate.

Chinese sedge yielding edible bulb-shaped tubers.

Rootstock of vertical, annual to biennial tubers.

Perennials with spindle-shaped root tubers.

Rootstock of perennial tubers variable in shape.

High steam carbon ratios were required to prevent carbon formation in the reformer tubers.

If your soil contains a lot of nitrogen, the plants will produce many stems and leaves, but few tubers .

Unsurprisingly, the researchers found that fruit and vegetables - including roots and tubers - go to waste more than other types of food.

The tubers of the plant are very small.

Kwashiorkor is seen most commonly in areas where the staple food is mainly carbohydrate, such as tubers and roots like cassava.

The poorest families would not have any rice for several months of the year, eating only yams and tubers.

Stem unbranched, erect or procumbent, 2-50 cm, not forming tubers below ground, pubescent with short, glandular hairs.

Herbs perennial. Root tubers fusiform, ovoid or subglobose.

Herbs annual or perennial with tubers or rhizomes.

About 70 percent of Dutch ware potatoes is exported in the form of fresh tubers and potato products, such as chips and flour.

Rootstock of vertical tubers from a woody crown.

The role of carbohydrates is that these sugars are the main source of cereals, tubers and fruit.

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

Potato is a kind of plant , which is grown for its rounded starchy tubers which are eaten cooked as a vegetable .

There are no structural worries with tubers, which grow underground.

Tubers basal, stems fleshy, terete , buried in sandy soil, 40-160cm tall, simple, thicker in the lower part.

The buds grow into new plants which produce new tubers.

When farmland is scarce, will we all eat roots and tubers?

They had to ramble for milescross-country to gather wild fruits, grains and nuts and to digunderground tubers.

And so on ----with the result that what were once edible products become, in transit, mere wilted leaves and withered tubers.

a tetrasaccharide found in the tubers of the Chinese artichoke.

Tubers cylindric, transverse section light brown; leaf blade broadly lanceolate to oblong-lanceolate or linear, 0. 6--4 cm wide.

This year the government set an official target of 95 per cent self-sufficiency in wheat, rice, maize and tubers.

Underground, stems extend as stolons, the ends of which enlarge into 1-20 tubers of variable shape and size.

Tissue culture of Dioscorea opposita "fo shou" was studied with explants such as tubers, leaves, stem segments.

The reason that both truffles and potatoes are tubers is that a tuber is a swelling, in this case on the roots of plants or trees.

There is also useful in radish tubers and leaves of various plants, such as leaves, bean leaves produced kimchi.

In that year, Kazakh potato farmers harvested some 2. 36 million tonnes of tubers from 160 000 ha of land.

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

Inhibitory activity of the extract from the root tubers of Stephania kwangsiensis and its compounds against pathogenic fungi and bacteria

Industry: Tubers; Wheat; Processing of agricultural products; Agricultural agent; Mushroom; Peanut; Straw mushroom; Bamboo Shoot; Hericium;

Industry: Processing of agricultural products; Tubers; Frozen vegetables; Apple; Strawberry; Noodles, vermicelli;

Industry: Processing of agricultural products; Mushroom; Wheat; Tubers; Vegetable products; Noodles; Peanut; Straw mushroom; Bamboo Shoot;

Research of Tobacco Vacuolar Invertase Inhibitor Gene Regulating Reducing Sugar Accumulation of Potato Tubers Stored at Low Temperature

Industry: Processing of agricultural products; Starch; Noodles, vermicelli; Tubers; Beans; Other rice flour type;

Industry: Melon; Agricultural agent; Processing of agricultural products; Bamboo, rattan reed, hay; Tubers; Corn;

Potato Production Technique in Two-row Mulching Culture on High-ridge with Small Whole Tubers Seeding

Effects of Variation in Activities of Starch-Sugar Metabolic Enzymes on Reducing Sugar Accumulation and Processing Quality of Potato Tubers

Industry: Tubers; Noodles, vermicelli; Food and Beverage Processing; Other convenience foods;

Industry: Straw mushroom; Fungus; Bamboo Shoot; Tubers; Orange, orange, grapefruit; Charcoal;

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)

Industry: Instant Rice Noodles; Instant noodles; Tubers; Noodles, vermicelli; Other rice flour type;

Industry: Instant Rice Noodles; Starch; Noodles, vermicelli; Rice flour; Tubers; Beans;

Role of Tobacco Vacuolar Invertase Regulated by patatin Promoter in Resistance of Potato Tubers to Cold-sweetening

Trees, shrubs, or herbs, monoecious (rarely dioecious), sometimes with fleshy root-tubers;

Industry: Instant noodles; Rice flour; Noodles, vermicelli; Tubers;

Protein electrophoresis analysis in medicinal plant tubers of tribe Araea in Zhejiang Province

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

Comparative Study on Anthocyanin Contents of the Tubers of Purple Sweet Potatoes

Effects of different treatments on germination of Amorphophallus tubers

Yield and Diseased and Insect Damaged Tubers of Spring Potatoes as Influenced by Different Harvest Times

Industry: Tubers; Peanut; Orange, orange, grapefruit; Yellow tea; Green tea;

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

Study on the Tubers'Instant Noodles and Its Developing Prospect

Isolation and Determination of Bacterial Soft Rot Pathogens from Potato Tubers in Yunnan

On influencing factors on stable operation of sedimentation tank with sloped tubers

Analysis on proton MR spectroscopy of cortical tubers with tuberous sclerosis

Industry: Green tea; Green tea; Scented tea; Mushrooms; Rapeseed oil; Tubers;

Industry: Crop seeds; Sorghum, millet, wheat, ; Corn; Tubers;

Comparisons of Methods for Determination of Reducing Sugar in Potato Tubers

Industry: Fish; Shrimp; Turtle class; Tubers; Other edible; Green tea;

Tubers cylindric, developed from short, thick rhizome;

Reproductive Techniques of Virus-free Potato Seed Tubers from Breaking off Buds

Tubers usually globose, ovoid, gourd-shaped, or oblong, to 20 cm in diam. , transverse section red, drying purplish black;

Industry: Other food; Beans; Tubers; Apple; Peanut oil; Rapeseed oil;

Dormancy and Its Regulation of Potato Tubers

Flower and vegetable roots, rhizomes and tubers for propagation

Physiological changes of root tubers of plucked turnip of Wenzhou in storage

The Effects of Bio-organic Fertilizer on Plants Growth and Root Tubers Yield of Cassava

Nursery stock - Specification for bulbs, corms and tubers

Research Advances on Storage Components in Cassava Tubers

Thoughts on Production Base Construction of Potato Seed Tubers

Studies on Active Oxygen Metabolism of Tubers of Turnip of Wenzhou Stacked in Room

Plant quarantine rules for potato seed tubers producing areas

The Performance of Potato Hybrid Seedling Tubers as Seed Potatoes

Effects of seeding and sowing methods on the yields of root tubers of Curcuma longa

Effect of Storage Temperature on Reducing Sugar Content in Potato Tubers

Treatment of Posterior Urethral Break Caused by Pelvic Fracture and Urethral Stricture in Children Vialaying Silicone Tubers into Urethra

The Tentative Study on the Planting Characters of Axillary Tubers of Yam

A Rapid Method for Isolation and Purification of CPI from Potato Tubers

Dormant bulbs, tubers, corms, rhizomes, nes

Seed dormant bulbs, tubers, corms, rhizomes

Tubers irregular, usually long ovoid;

The culture technique for high yield in tubers of sweet potato

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

Roots or tubers with high starch content, fresh or

Propagation using bulbs or tubers

Tubers usually solitary, renewed annually, ovoid or pear-shaped, 4--10 cm thick;

Tubers ovoid or pear-shaped;

Tubers usually 4--10, produced from apical branches of rhizome;

Research on Different Kinds of Konjac Seed Tubers Planting Density