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Dictionary » T » Tuber Tubertuber A starchy storage organ (such as a potato) formed by swelling of an underground stem or the distal end of a root. ![]()
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Results from our forumsurface areacould you help me with my prediction on water potential of a potato tuber cell when placed in sugar solutions of different concentrations?
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potatoesThis topic could be in Botany :) a potato is a specialized stem also called a tuber in which food has been stored that the new plant will utilize until it makes new leaves.. The "eyes" of the potato are really auxillery buds. The chemicals in the cells ...
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about virus... it "hitches a ride" in a virus's capside. They cause the most deseases in plants- the cadang-cadang desease of the coconut tree, potato spindle tuber, Crysanthemum stunt desease). The only known viroid to attack humans producec hepathisys D, and it is located in the protein of the hepathisys ...
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reply... find exactly the second because I don't see the leaf. It can be in two family: orchidaceae ( I 've got one in my garden)(this kind of orchid have tuber like anacamptis ). Or papilionaceae if it don't have tuber, you don't need to dig it, because you can see the leaf. I will find the orchid 's ...
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