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A compressed stem with fleshy leaves and a basal plate
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Possesses concentric layers of fleshy leaves--Onion
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Bulbs that lack concentric layers but are segmented--Garlic
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Solid subterranean stem with a short vertical axis (compressed)
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A thick, usually short, subterranean stem with compound, spirally arranged, lateral buds
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Underground, rootlike stem
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A runner (like an above-ground rhizome)
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A bulb-like stem used as a storage organ
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(Usually) underground base of herbaceous plants where multiple stems grow from
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Modified stems that are photosynthetic and superficially resemble leaves
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Short stem w/ leaves crowed at or near apex
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A shoot originating from below ground
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A shoot arising from the main stem
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A sharp, hard shoot arising from a leaf axil
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Sharp outgrowth from stipular, laminar, or petiolar origin
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Arising directly from the stem epidermis
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Monocot roots are less differentiated
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Roots that arise from stems or leaves
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Numerous thin roots often found in monocots
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Adventitious rooting that props up plant (Banyan)
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Main root axis in dicots (carrot)
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Tight bundle of tuberous roots
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