- herbivores.
Plants that have an
underground storage organ are
called geophytes in the Raunkiær
plant life-form
classification system.
Storage organs...
- and
succulent geophytes), Astroloba, Tulista, × Astrolista,
Bulbine (succulent
geophytes, succulents, and
geophytes),
Bulbinella (
geophyte), Chortolirion...
-
subdivided into:
Rhizome geophytes, Stem-tuber
geophytes, Root-tuber
geophytes, Bulb
geophytes, and Root
geophytes. Helophytes: rest in
marshy or wet soil,...
-
vegetation dominated by shrubs,
often also
including gr****es, herbs, and
geophytes.
Shrubland may
either occur naturally or be the
result of
human activity...
- S2CID 17091557. Kamenetsky, Rina; Okubo,
Hiroshi (2012-09-17).
Ornamental Geophytes: From
Basic Science to
Sustainable Production. CRC Press. ISBN 978-1-4398-4924-8...
-
plants with
underground stems are
geophytes but not all
plants that are
geophytes have
underground stems.
Geophytes are
often physiologically active even...
-
Duncan is a
specialist horticulturalist for
geophytes and
curates the
indigenous South African geophytes collection at
Kirstenbosch Botanical Garden....
- Argentina.
Members of this
subfamily have
diverse habits,
including small geophytes,
hemispherical cushions, shrubs, trees, and
columnar cacti consisting...
- and a dash of salt.
Scorzonera judaica is one of
eighteen species of
geophytes and
hemicryptophytes that were
found to be
consumed by
porcupines in the...
-
storage organs,
including bulbs as well as
tubers and corms, are
called geophytes. Some
epiphytic orchids (family Orchidaceae) form above-ground storage...
