GardenWeb Glossary of Botanical Terms
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- rhizome (syn. rootstock, syn. understock, adj. rhizomatous)
- Any prostrate or subterranean stem, usually rooting at the nodes and becoming erect at the apex.
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- rhizome chaff
- Small pieces of rhizomes which are spread upon the ground and covered with soil so they can take root and form new plants.
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- rhizome cutting
- A piece cut from a rhizome which can take root and form a new plant.
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- rootstock (syn. rhizome, syn. understock)
- 1. A rhizome. 2. The root system and lower portion of a woody plant to which a graft of a more desirable plant is attached.
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- understock (syn. rhizome, syn. rootstock)
- The stock or root plant onto which a shoot has been grafted to produce a new plant in bud-grafting, especially in cases of double-worked trees.
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