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corm

noun as in bulb

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The Huntington shares pollen and corms of the corpse flower with other botanical gardens, distributing hundreds of specimens to maintain genetic diversity, discourage poaching and strengthen conservation networks.

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Anemone corms look like a wrinkled acorn, while ranunculus corms resemble a tiny, shriveled octopus — neither appears very promising.

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It all starts with the planting of corms, which look like bulbs.

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Colchicum corms contain colchicine, a powerful alkaloid that’s been used in pharmaceuticals for years.

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Provided that you can keep squirrels from devouring the newly planted corms, all crocus are long-lasting once established and readily multiply.

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