The endodermis surrounding the vascular cylinder of the corm effectively blocked outward diffusion of the solutes. |
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The lower part of the corm produces numerous roots and several cormels which arise from its axillary buds. |
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The total number of primary adventitious roots per plant was closely correlated with corm dry weight. |
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The weevil's eggs are deposited inside the banana tissue and once hatched, they tunnel through the corm for feeding and growth. |
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These two parts should snap apart easily by hand and leave a clean scar on the new corm. |
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The corms of these selected plants were sectioned and the diameter of the corm and central cylinder determined. |
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They are rhizome-like in stalk appearance but actually develop from an underground corm, taking 10 to 15 months before flowering. |
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Removal of buds in cutting reduced inflorescence number and corm and cormlet yield. |
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In order to propagate, lift the corms and gently pull away the cormlets then replant the mature corm. |
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You apply the neem solution directly onto the corm just before planting the suckers. |
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The banana is a herbaceous perennial that grows from an underground corm. |
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Each cormel can be pulled from the corm and planted to create a new plant. |
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As the plant grew, the end of the old corm died progressively from the bottom, and new secondary corms or cormels grew from one or more lateral buds. |
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The terrestrial species tend to grow in seasonally wet habitats, and the plants die back to the corm when the soil dries. |
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They do not damage the plant, but, the female weevil lays eggs in the corm and stem. |
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Use a sharp knife to remove the roots and outer corm layers to a depth of one-third of a centimetre. |
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The spherical corm is fleshy, with a diameter of 2 to 3 cm, and is covered with brown-grey reticulate membranes. |
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Female banana weevils lay their eggs mostly in the corm and the pseudostem, but also in the first few inches of a newly cut stem. |
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Erythronium dens-canis is the true dog's tooth violet, the name comes from the shape of the corm, and has rose coloured flowers on 10 cm stems and purple marked leaves. |
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I don't see how that many can be packed away in a single corm. |
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Their stiff, dark green, recurved, spiky leaves grow around a stumpy corm. |
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This plant grows from a corm, a bulblike structure more commonly associated with gladiolus. |
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D e s c r i p t i o n: 'Zafferano di San Gimignano' is produced by roasting the orange-red coloured part of the floral stigmas of Crocus sativus L., a corm of the iridaceae family. |
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Cut the foliage back to within an inch of the corm, clean off any soil and store in envelopes in a dry, frost-free place. |
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Space the corms at about 10-15cm apart and plant twice as deep as the corm is tall. |
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The women also grate the corm itself and mix this with the leaf sheath pulp. |
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In order to excise corm pieces of exactly this size, a millimetre grid graph paper is placed underneath the transparent sterile plastic Petri dish in which the meristems are excised. |
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Pot up cyclamen corms in moist compost with the top of the corm slightly above the compost surface. |
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Discard the old corm beneath each new one, let them dry thoroughly in a shed or under glass, then cut off the foliage and store in a cool, airy, frost-free place. |
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Georges Corm has shown how aggression and violence are founded on the prism of the communities. |
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