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produce bulbils in the form of a secondary,
small bulb.
Onion and lily
bulbils meet the
botanical criterion to be
labeled a true bulb. All
bulbils produced...
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resprouting occurs from
bulbils and
underground tubers. The
primary means of
spread and
reproduction are by the
bulbils. The
smallest bulbils make
control of...
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sometimes referred to as
bulbils.
Bulbils form in the leaf
axils of
Lilium lancifolium Wild
garlic (Allium vineale)
bulbils sprouting "Tree onions" form...
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several yellowish-brown
bulbils. The
fruit is a
capsule but the
seeds seldom set and
propagation usually takes place when the
bulbils are
knocked off and...
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replacement of the seed by a
plantlet or
replacement of the
flower by
bulbils.
Apomictically produced offspring are
genetically identical to the parent...
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large vine, 6 m (20 ft) or more in length. It
produces tubers, but the
bulbils which grow at the base of its
leaves are the more
important food product...
-
Europe from the
Indian subcontinent. The
phenomenon of
forming bulblets (
bulbils)
instead of
flowers is also seen in top-setting
garlic and
other alliums...
- broad. L.
lancifolium produces aerial bulblets,
known as
bulbils, in the leaf axils.
These bulbils are
uncommon in
Lilium species and they
produce new plants...
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functions include tendrils, thorns, hooks, phylloclade,
tuberous stems, and
bulbils. The
auxiliary or the
terminal part of the
modified structures shows their...
- whorls. In the leaf
axils appear warty rounded bulbils under 2
centimeters (0.79 in) long. The
bulbils are
sometimes informally referred to as "yam berries"...
