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Nine started with one bulbel each, the tenth piece still in good condition but
without showing growth. Root development on all ten. Quartered. Three bulbs,
twelve pieces. All with root development, only one showing leaf development.
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International Encyclopaedia of Engineering and Technology
Examples include the tulip, narcissus, and onion. bulbel A bulbel (also called a
bulbet) is a small bulb that grows from another bulb. This is an example of
vegetative proagation. bulblet A bulbet (also called a bulbel) is a small bulb that
grows ...
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CRC Dictionary of Agricultural Sciences
The bulbs of many plants (as in the genera named above) are poisonous and
may resemble edible bulbs such as onion. Cf. corm. 4: a plant that grows from a
bulb (def. 3). bulbel. bulblet. bulbil. See bulblet. bulblet (bulbel; bulbil; bood bud).
a ...
... become at last independent of the mother plant and of one another, we must
add the modification of the aerial bud, known under the name of bulbel (bulbille) (
bui-billds), the diminutive of bulb, with which, indeed, it is most closely connected.
Adrien de Jussieu, James Hewetson Wilson, 1849
AXILLARY BULBEL IN THE TULIP. I have received from my friend R. S. Hill, Esq.,
of Basingstoke, an interesting illustration of organography, in the shape of a
drawing of an axillary bulbel, similar to those of the bulbiferous lilies, "observed
by ...
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Horticultural Flora of South-eastern Australia: The ...
Technically a classification of plants including three classes: hornworts (
Anthocerotae), liverworts (Hepaticae) and mosses (Musci). bulb: thick storage
organ, usuallv underground, J O bulbel: a bulb arising from another bulb. bulbil:
small ...
Bulblet, bulbel, bulbil, bulbule, are terms concerning- which authors do not agree.
For instance, one defines "bulbels" as borne attached to the mother bulb, and
bulb- lets as borne above ground, generally in a leaf axil. Another applies "bulbel
" ...
Maurice Grenville Kains, 2008
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The principles and practice of agriculture systematically ...
Robert Forsyth. r's that on a smaller scale I am inclined to think, that the following
quantities may by safely recommended. Clay. Substitutes. Seeds. Cow-grass, 5
lbs. Trefoil, 5 lbs. Dog's-tail, 10 lbs. Fescue, 1 bulbel ; Fox-tail, 1 ditto ; White ...
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The Horticulturist's Rule-Book
Bulbel. A small bulb borne about a mother-bulb, as in some bulbous irises and
some onions ; bulbule. Bulblet. A small bulb borne entirely above ground, as in
the axils of leaves, in the inflorescence, etc. Bulbo-tuber. A corm, Bulbule. A
bulbel.
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Handbook of the Multiplication of Plants
Bulbel. A smaller or secondary bulb borne about a mother bulb ; bulbule. Page
27. Bulblet. A small bulb borne wholly above ground, usually in the inflorescence
or in the axil of the leaf, as in "top onions," tiger lily, etc. Bulbo-tuber. See Corm.
