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Meaning of "tubers"
tuber (noun) - In botanical terms, a 'tuber' refers to a swollen, underground plant stem that stores nutrients and aids in a plant's growth and propagation. Tubers commonly include vegetables like potatoes, yams, and sweet potatoes, which grow underground and serve as a food source for both humans and animals
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- plural of tuber
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Tubers can become dehydrated leading to shrivelling.
In most cases tubers are dry and clean.
Tubers become shrivelled when they are dehydrated.
Infection of contaminated tubers occurs through wounds.
Large tubers are slightly susceptible to hollow heart.
Per cent by weight of tubers of early potatoes.
Mm for tubers of long oval to long varieties.
Per cent by weight of tubers of ware potatoes.
Tubers for planting in the test field.
Externally symptomatic tubers are regulated as an external defect.
Tubers which are fully healed are not countable.
Visual observation of tubers with confirmation by microscope.
Tubers are counted if they exceed this level.
Forage roots and tubers excluding seeds.
Other tubers and products of tuber vegetables.
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Forage roots and tubers excluding seed.
The tubers are cooked before they are eaten.
Choose only healthy tubers for propagation.
Potato tubers may be stored at that facility.
In a preferred embodiment the tubers to be treated are potatoes.
The tubers are rich in starch and are cooked.
This gives the tubers room to grow.
Tubers are long with a slightly flattened shape.
Uses individual tubers to create a genuine average.
Tubers do not display any obvious symptoms.
Those rooty tubers are very tasty also.
Tubers should be firm and feel heavy.
The formation of tubers coincides with flowering.
Tubers were washed and frozen in liquid nitrogen.
Minimum size tolerances in percent by weight of tubers.
Growth of the tubers and absorption of nutrients.
Maximum size tolerances in percent by weight of tubers.
Plant the tubers immediately after dividing.
Spores from foliage infect tubers in soil.
O large tubers difficult to extract from soil.
Visual observation of tubers and stem base.
Potato tubers contain many volatile compounds.
Per cent by weight of tubers turned green.
The tubers have the following advantages.
You find very elongated potato tubers.
These tubers are harvested and dried.
It also reproduces asexually by producing new tubers.
Cut the tubers into four parts.
There are both stem and root tubers.
They mainly grew tubers and roots.
These conidia germinate and infect tubers.
Process each of the tubers in the sample.
The roots are either fibrous or form tubers.
Storage of the harvested tubers of that selection.
It grows from a network of rhizomes with tubers.
