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What is the noun for tuberizing?

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tube

Anything that is hollow and cylindrical in shape.
An approximately cylindrical container, usually with a crimped end and a screw top, used to contain and dispense semi-liquid substances.
(Tube) The London Underground railway system, originally referred to the lower level lines that ran in tubular tunnels as opposed to the higher ones which ran in rectangular section tunnels. (Often the tube.)
(Australia, slang) A tin can containing beer (or other beverage?).
(surfing) A wave which pitches forward when breaking, creating a hollow space inside.
Synonyms:

pipe, duct, conduit, channel, chute, hose, line, penstock, pipeline, trough, cannula, cylinder, pipette, straw, tunnel, leader, spout, passage, shaft, vent, flue, hole, opening, funnel, outlet, inlet, airway, well, drain, vessel, canal, tubing, borehole, chimney, nozzle, siphon, passageway, burrow, syphon, conveyor, main, air passage, piping, air shaft, vas, trachea, aperture, cavity, fistula, column … more

Examples:

“A long tube was used to facilitate the movement of liquid from one container to the other.”

“Let's spend some time in front of the tube. It doesn't matter what's on.”

tubing

tubes, considered as a group
a length of tube, or a system of tubes
the recreation of riding down a river on an inner tube
Synonyms:

pipes, plumbing, tubes, piping, ducts

Examples:

“These cages are made of aluminum tubing with a steel frame, and the door is made out of thin aluminum.”

tuber

A fleshy, thickened underground stem of a plant, usually containing stored starch, as for example a potato or arrowroot.
(horticulture) A thickened "root-stock".
Synonyms:

rhizome, root, bulb, vegetable, beet, potato, taro, turnip, yam, jalap, salep, arrowroot, storage organ, underground stem, corm, stem, underground part, radicle, radicel, radix, rootstock, rootlet, knob, corn, nodule, swelling, ball, protuberance, tumor, nub, bunch, tap root, tumour … more

Examples:

“The tuber from the wing-stalked yam is a valuable source of diosgenin.”

“Potato tuber native periderm and immature wound periderm were very similar in basic organization.”

“They were observed 6-7 layers below the suberized periderm and in the tuber portion far from the buds.”

tuberosity

(uncountable) The condition of being tuberous
(medicine) A rounded protuberance, at the end of a bone, to which a muscle or tendon is attached
Synonyms:

tubercle, bump, knob, lump, nodule, protuberance, tuberculum, protrusion, projection, swelling, convexity, swell, prominence, excrescence, jut, intumescence, distention, bunch, hump, bunching, overhang, dilation, blob, eruption, growth, bulge, sac, tumour, nodulation, bagginess, appendage, outthrust, outgrowth, tumefaction, tumor, knot, gibbosity, wart, swollen object … more

Examples:

“A sesamoid bone may develop in the bicipital tendon over the radial tuberosity.”

“Fractures of the greater tuberosity may be best visualized with an axillary or a Y view.”

“The sacrotuberous ligament is a cartilaginous attachment of the sacrum to the ischial tuberosity.”

tuberose

A Mexican tuberous plant (Polianthes tuberosa) that has white flowers and grass-like leaves
Examples:

“Lavender is perfect for a summer afternoon, but a moonlit evening calls for the heady scent of gardenia or tuberose.”

“In the perennial gardens, the use of colorful and fragrant plants, including gladiolus, iris, tuberose and alstroemeria, is abundant.”

“This exotic-smelling one has notes of ginger, tuberose and cedarwood that last on the skin long after the water's stopped running.”

tubeway

(science fiction) A system of interlinked tubes serving as a transport network.

tuberoid

(botany) A tuber-like structure found on some orchids.

tubelight

(chiefly India) A fluorescent lighting tube.
Examples:

“My first step will be to remove the insect killer tubelight setup on each floor, and issue a blanket ban on all insect repellants.”

tuberization

(botany) The development of tubers.

tubework

An assemblage of tubes.

tubelet

A small, subsidiary tube

tubeful

Enough to fill a tube.

tubes

plural of tube
(Internet slang) The Internet.
Synonyms:

tubing, pipes, plumbing, ducts, channels, conduits, passages, troughs, lines, pipelines, shafts, leaders, penstocks, chutes, vents, outlets, tunnels, holes, flues, funnels, openings, cylinders, inlets, spouts, hoses, airways, drains, wells, vessels, pipettes, siphons, chimneys, passageways, syphons, burrows, canals, boreholes, nozzles, pits, vasa, hosepipes, adits, conveyors, columns, cavities, garden hose, apertures, raceways, fistulas, lip … more

Examples:

“These cages are made of aluminum tubes with a steel frame, and the door is made out of thin aluminum.”

tuberizations

plural of tuberization

tuberosities

plural of tuberosity
Synonyms:

tuberoses

plural of tuberose

tuberoids

plural of tuberoid

tubefuls

plural of tubeful

tubelets

plural of tubelet

tubeways

plural of tubeway

tubesful

plural of tubeful

tubings

plural of tubing
Synonyms:

pipes, plumbings, tubes, pipings, ducts, conduits, pipelines, channels, lines, siphons, hosen, syphons, canals, drains, leaders, passages, troughs, conveyors, aqueducts, mains, penstocks, fistulae, conveyers, spouts, sewers, cylinders, vents, vessels, hosepipes, outlets, garden hoses, barrels, rolls, chambers, chutes, pipettes, pistons, tunnels … more

tubers

plural of tuber
Synonyms:

rhizomes, roots, bulbs, vegetables, beet, potatoes, taro, turnips, yams, jalaps, saleps, arrowroot, storage organs, corms, stems, radicels, rootlets, radicles, rootstocks, radixes, rootstalks, balls, bunches, corn, knobs, nodules, nubs, protuberances, swelling, tumours, tumors, spuds, murphies, taters, new potatoes, sweet potatoes, seed potatoes, Jerusalem artichokes, root vegetables, plants, earthapples … more

Examples:

“Most slugs eat decaying vegetation, but readily switch to young or delicate plants, feeding on the leaves, stems, roots and tubers.”

“They also eat leaves, shoots, roots, tubers, and seeds of most grasses and forbs, or broadleafed flowering plants.”

“It has white flowers in a whorled, bracteate raceme, no spathe, roots with tubers.”

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