| Each plant emerges from an underground rhizome in the spring before the tree canopy leafs out. |
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| There is a report that indicates that amylase plays an important role in the anoxia-tolerant rhizome of Acorus calamus. |
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| The medicinal part of zedoary is its rhizome, a fleshy stem that grows underground. |
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| It grows from a creeping tuberous rhizome, a root-like horizontal stem growing just below the surface of the soil. |
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| The main axis of each is a monopodial unbranched rhizome that grows plagiotropically, with little internode elongation, below the soil surface. |
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| The thickened root, a rhizome, can be beaten into a lathery pulp which can be used for soap and shampoo. |
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| In those species adapted to dunes or other sandy sites, the rhizome systems play an important role in dune formation and soil stabilization. |
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| More in north, zone 9 and 8, they could be restricted with their rhizome at each winter, to push back spring following. |
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| From an underground, thick, oblique rhizome, the short, green, succulent stipites arise, in a tufted form, and are crinite with brown, subulate, shining scales. |
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| The sacchariferous tissues are developed especially in the root, as in the beet and carrot, in the rhizome, as in Gyperus esculentus, or in the woody stems, as in Acer and Syringa. |
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| This mixture is based on black salt and asefetida, a resin obtained from the rhizome of the giant fennel plant that has a strong odor of onion and garlic. |
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| An enormous rhizome has gradually replaced the genealogical tree of our roots. |
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| The photosynthetic function is assumed by the stem, and the underground rhizome anchors the plant. |
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| Indeed, eelgrass grows and extends through rhizomes, and for each rhizome, the stems grow out of the sediment. |
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| But North Americans don't enter the world with a ginger rhizome in their hands. |
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| The plant was regenerated as of next spring, since the rhizome would survive. |
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| Only one rhizome will produce new growths and the seedling will reach 90 cm in diameter the second year under ideal conditions. |
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| Let us remember that, by definition, in a maximal rhizome, all nodes can be in relationship with all the others. |
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| It would also seem possible to eradicate the reed by cutting it at the base just before the nutrients feed the rhizome, around late July. |
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| From the same family as ginger, the turmeric rhizome has been used for thousands of years in Asia especially in Ayurvedic medicine. |
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| For example, they reduce erosion in areas with no blueberry cover and may even enhance blueberry rhizome growth into bare areas. |
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| This dormancy period also coincides with rapid shoot and rhizome production. |
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| Every time a rhizome section was cut, two new plants would arise from each severed end. |
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| Ramet growth was similar regardless of whether nutrient additions were provided directly to a daughter ramet or indirectly through its mother rhizome. |
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| All the spare bits that came off the large rhizome when we were levering it out of the ground were then also reburied, and should hopefully come up nicely too. |
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| Basal leaves and flowers initiate from a tuberous rhizome and three green cauline leaves arranged in a whorl form an involucre around the developing flower. |
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| Each freed faciality trait forms a rhizome with a freed trait of landscapity, picturality, or musicality. |
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| Its skin is also thicker and it sticks more to the rhizome. |
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| Their rhizome allows them to invade areas such as marshes and prairies. |
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| The plant consists of upright aerial stems that arise from a very extensive underground rhizome system. |
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| It's height ranges from 30-45 cm with an underground creeping rhizome from which roots grow gregariously. |
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| The species reproduces very efficiently by rhizome fragmentation. |
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| Its black, knotty rhizome is very similar to the ginger one. |
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| Peterken mentioned this phenomenon in rhizome geophytes in old deciduous woodland. |
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| It is time for us to be taken up by a rhizome that has the Stoics, the Buddhists, the Taoists, and the ethologists in it. |
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| Coastal dunes expand laterally as a result of lateral growth of coastal plants via seed or rhizome. |
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| This sculpture is constructed of thin steel rods and recreates a kind of rhizome prison that confines a video device at its centre where I can see as a distressed character. |
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| Plant healthy pieces of rhizome, 8in apart, leaving the top of the rhizome just above ground level. |
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| For this purpose prepare a medicine so: on vodka half-litre in 60 ° take 10,0 g a small powder of a rhizome aira, shake up, a bottle cork up, a stopper tie with a twine. |
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| Subsurface parts include long taproot and unbranching rhizome. |
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| The main reason for their longevity was digging up sealwort, the rhizome of Chinese atractylodes and the rhizome of large-headed atractylodes for use as food. |
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| They are best planted as bare root plants in late summer, in a sunny open position with the rhizome visible on the surface of the soil and facing the sun. |
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| Rhizome bracts and culm sheaths are protective and supportive, while foliage leaf blades are responsible for photosynthesis. |
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| Organizations such as Rhizome have been archiving such work even longer and have over 2,000 pieces online. |
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| Decoction of flowers antineuralgic Rheum webbianum Royle Rhizome purgative, astringent and tonic Rhus succedanea Linn. |
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