Tuber buds. Medical search. Frequent questions

Flowering tubers include begonias , dahlias and peonies. (birdsandblooms.com)
tuber-grown dahlias are typically taller with thick stems and require staking. (rareseeds.com)
Dahlias produce a large storage piece called a tuber. (rareseeds.com)
It is not likely that you will get a reliable seed crop from the tuber propagated tall type dahlias. (rareseeds.com)
Please note - Dahlias should be planted outside once the danger of frost has passed and soil temperature has reached approximately 60° F. We ship Dahlia tubers beginning in early spring. (whiteflowerfarm.com)

As you break up the clumps, choose several roots with eyes (growth buds) because these roots are ideal for replanting. (gardenguides.com)
During the summer, the roots will produce tubers. (heraldnet.com)
Even as I prepared to cut its roots I saw these brand new buds. (blogspot.com)
Place the tubers in the holes with the roots facing down and bud facing up. (gardenguides.com)
Technically speaking, a lot of the plants that people commonly refer to as bulbs aren't actually bulbs-they're corms, rhizomes, tubers, and tuberous roots. (ufl.edu)
The Chinese Artichoke is a hardy perennial plant with creeping roots, swollen at the ends into spiral-shaped edible tubers, 1-4 in. (backyardgardener.com)

Flower bulbs contain buds surrounded by stored food to provide energy for growth. (highcountrygardens.com)
Some of our "bulbs" are actually tubers or corms, but they're all planted underground. (highcountrygardens.com)
Learn about the plants that grow from the types of flower bulbs, including tubers, rhizomes, corms and more. (birdsandblooms.com)
True bulbs (in other words, they are not rhizomes, corms or tubers) contain a plant's bud stem and leaves inside a compact unit with layers that resemble the inside of an onion. (birdsandblooms.com)

The role of irrigation scheduling on the incidence of common scab on potato tubers has been extensively studied since the mid 20th Century. (unl.edu)
Infection - Common scab (Streptomyces scabies) infects lenticels or pores of growing potato tubers. (unl.edu)
Small potato tubers may be planted whole. (iastate.edu)

Multiplication of seed potatoes by tuber formation in leaf axils of stems derived from single-bud stem cuttings. (wur.nl)
Tubers are underground stems and can bud from multiple spots. (birdsandblooms.com)
Only tubers with an eye will grow stems. (whiteflowerfarm.com)

Come spring, new growth should appear on the tubers, and when the weather is warm enough (nights are at least 60 degrees F), you can plant them outside. (heraldnet.com)
In cooler areas, you can give the plants a head start indoors: Plant tuber pieces in individual pots or place several in a large pot, and keep them in a sunny place. (heraldnet.com)
This publication describes the origin and plant characteristics of these new cultivars, their tuber yield potential in production trials, and plant performances in container and landscape trials. (ufl.edu)
A typical 'Cosmic Delight' plant (approximately 8 weeks old) forced from a single No.1-sized, de-eyed tuber in a 4.5-inch square container. (ufl.edu)
A typical 'Fiesta' plant (approximately 8 weeks old) forced from two Jumbo-sized, de-eyed tubers in an 8-inch container. (ufl.edu)
Even though the bright yellow flower only lasts for a day, the plant will bloom for months by producing buds all season. (gardenguides.com)
Considered a useful edible plant in the ancient Americas for its large, edible tubers. (rareseeds.com)
It is best to dig the tubers and save them over winter to plant in the following spring. (rareseeds.com)
In this paper, a high-performance ion exclusion chromatographic (ICE) method was developed and applied for monitoring maleic hydrazide (MH) translocation in complex potato plant tissue and tuber matrices. (bvsalud.org)

The amount of scab on a tubers surface is directly related to the length of time that potatoes are deprived of irrigation. (unl.edu)
Gardeners can purchase seed pieces (tubers that have been cut into sections) or whole potatoes. (iastate.edu)

A tuber is basically a thickened rhizome. (birdsandblooms.com)

Tubers are long with a slightly flattened shape. (wikipedia.org)
Tubers are oblong, slightly flattened with shallow eyes. (potatopro.com)

scantly pubescent green buds. (potatopro.com)
If you examine them closely you may see green buds that are starting to grow. (highcountrygardens.com)

It yields medium to high numbers of tubers with a short dormancy period. (wikipedia.org)

In areas with winter freeze, carefully dig the tubers in fall after the frost kills the foliage. (brecksbulbs.ca)
When the foliage has died down, the tubers should be lifted as required, for they will not keep if exposed to the air. (backyardgardener.com)
Earwigs can damage Dahlia buds, flowers and foliage. (whiteflowerfarm.com)

For a single tuber or a tuber clump: Dig a hole about 4-6" deep and wide enough to accommodate the tuber. (whiteflowerfarm.com)
Cut the stalk to 4-6″ tall, rinse the soil off the tubers, and allow the clump to air dry under cover for 24 hours. (whiteflowerfarm.com)
After harvesting, Dahlia tubers can be stored as a clump or divided and stored individually. (whiteflowerfarm.com)
Use a sharp knife to cut the tubers apart, and try to cut so that each tuber or clump you segregate has at least one eye (a dormant bud). (whiteflowerfarm.com)
Not all tubers will have visible eyes, so cutting a clump into halves or quarters is safer than separating a clump into all individual tubers. (whiteflowerfarm.com)

Florida growers supply the majority of the caladium tubers used throughout the United States and around the world. (ufl.edu)
New cultivar introductions are important not only to the Florida caladium tuber-production industry, but also to the greenhouse/nursery industries and commercial landscape maintenance companies. (ufl.edu)
Cosmic Delight' plants (approximately 4 months old) grown in the caladium field in full sun at Lake Placid, FL for tuber production. (ufl.edu)
In each growing season, caladium tuber chips (pieces or seed pieces) were planted in plastic-mulched raised-beds, and plants were grown in the field in full sun (Deng and Harbaugh 2006). (ufl.edu)
Potato, caladium, and oxalis are all tubers. (ufl.edu)

It is vertically oriented and has a terminal bud on top and axillary buds along the stem. (ufl.edu)

Note later internodes are shorter than ones formed early in the tuber growth. (unl.edu)
Infection of the second to the fifth internode (stolon end) occupies most of the tuber surface while infection of the last five internodes (bud end) results in less than 15% of the tuber surface to be scabby. (unl.edu)
If irrigation starts by the time the number of internodes on tubers is less than three, then there is little scab-infected area. (unl.edu)
It lacks nodes and internodes, and buds are present only at the crown or stem end of the root. (ufl.edu)

A tuber is similar to a corm in that it is an underground stem in which the stem tissue serves as the primary storage tissue, but it has no basal plate. (ufl.edu)
The stem length is directly related to tuber size. (rarexoticseeds.com)
Place the tuber in the hole with the cut stem end and/or "eyes" at the top. (whiteflowerfarm.com)
To develop large, exhibition-size blooms, remove side buds and allow only one bud per stem to develop. (whiteflowerfarm.com)

Having underground leaf-buds with fleshy scales or coats. (chestofbooks.com)
It has a modified flower bud or other growth point that is surrounded by modified, fleshy leaves that are referred to as scales. (ufl.edu)
The "true bulb" has five major parts - the basal plate, fleshy storage scales, tunic, the shoot, and lateral buds, which develop into offsets. (themarthablog.com)

When tubers arrive in the mail, they will be in a semi-dormant stage or in the phase of "waking up" from the winter. (rareseeds.com)

Eyes mark the nodes on the potato tuber. (unl.edu)

If you live in Zone 8 or below, you'll need to dig up the tubers before the first frost and place them in a warm, dry place - near a sunny window, for example. (heraldnet.com)
Dig the tubers in fall and store in dry peatmoss in a cool, dry and frost free location. (brecksbulbs.ca)
In frost-prone areas, lift tubers in Autumn and store at 13øC. (rarexoticseeds.com)
in colder climates tubers can be dug up after frost and easily stored indoors over winter. (whiteflowerfarm.com)

A short, thick, underground root having numerous buds or eyes. (chestofbooks.com)

Each spring the tubers should form buds from which new plants grow. (heraldnet.com)
Requires close planting (15 to 20 cm between plants) and vine killing to avoid producing oversized and rough tubers. (potatopro.com)
Typical young 'Fiesta' plants approximately 30 days after tubers were planted in the ground bed. (ufl.edu)

Jumbo-size tubers each bear five to nine dominant eyes (or buds). (ufl.edu)
Jumbo tubers each bear three to five dominant eyes. (ufl.edu)
Each seed piece should have one or two "eyes" or buds and weigh approximately 1.5 to 2 ounces. (iastate.edu)
A corm has many buds on its surface that are commonly referred to as 'eyes. (ufl.edu)
The eyes will be more visible but the tuber will be harder to cut. (whiteflowerfarm.com)

Bury the tubers in a box filled with shredded newspaper or peat moss, and keep them in a spot that's dry and cool but above freezing. (heraldnet.com)
Store in dry peat moss for about 3 months until the pink buds form. (rarexoticseeds.com)

With a a robust root system and crown, once ground temperatures warm, they will sprout from the buds at the soil line. (highcountrygardens.com)
Since tubers vary in size, dig a hole deep enough to keep tuber covered with buds pointed upward just bellow the soil line. (rareseeds.com)

The variety produces a high yield of large tubers. (potatopro.com)
Firstly, we watched the influence of organic farming on yield and quality of tubers. (intechopen.com)

This underground tuber initially cultivated in the Central American region. (nutrition-and-you.com)

This year's flower comes from the largest of the tubers - a 78 kilogramme behemoth - and is unusual because the flower usually only blooms every three years. (thelocal.de)

Pruning Pinching of the secondary bud will produce larger flowers. (brecksbulbs.ca)
Before flowers open, we sometimes pick the buds, dip them in batter and fry them in oil - or sauté them with mushrooms and onions. (mofga.org)
Pruning Pinching of the secondary bud will lead to larger flowers, but less of them. (brecks.com)

It then caused another botany sensation in 2006 after shooting three buds instead of the usual single bloom out of its then-120 kilogramme tuber. (thelocal.de)

Replace about half the soil, then place tubers flat and cover with remaining soil. (brecksbulbs.ca)
After cutting the tubers into sections, place the freshly cut seed pieces in a humid, 60 to 70 degree Fahrenheit location for one or two days. (iastate.edu)
Tubers required for replanting in spring should be lifted in autumn, but they must be stored in sand or sandy soil in boxes in a cellar or similar place. (backyardgardener.com)

Cut the stalk approximately 15 cm above the tuber. (brecksbulbs.ca)

Tuber uptake enabled MH to remain in the flesh and maintain stable levels under storage conditions, but during germination, MH was translocated from the flesh to the growing buds, where it dissipated through the short-day photoperiodic regime. (bvsalud.org)

Dig holes in the bed, 12 inches apart, 2 inches deep and 1 inch wider than the tuber. (gardenguides.com)
Unearthing the creative life force from deep down is the way of the tuber. (chemystryset.com)
Like tubers, we are made to dig deep for the best nutrients, sprouting the insight gained underground into our daily lives above. (chemystryset.com)

tubers grow green rapidly when exposed to light. (potatopro.com)

Line cardboard boxes or terracotta pots with newspaper and nest the tubers inside, covering them with barely moist sawdust, sand, or peat. (whiteflowerfarm.com)

We believe because of the sheer size of the tuber it was ripe again to flower," Radscheit said. (thelocal.de)

Fei Long Market at 6301 Eighth Ave. has a staggering variety of Asian packaged goods, frozen foods and produce, from dried rose buds to black soy drink to a hairy-skinned tuber called nagaimo that's a foot and a half long. (brooklyneagle.com)

A cal- demiologic team also determined that a dog belonging to a cofluor stain was positive for large, broad-based budding previous owner of the property died of blastomycosis 2 yeast forms. (cdc.gov)

can-the-tubers-of-white-butterfly-ginger-be-eaten? (gardenguides.com)
Tubers of this variety are characterized by a thin, smooth white skin. (potatopro.com)

In winter this eye will recess and become nearly invisible, but as the tubers break dormancy the buds will swell. (rareseeds.com)

1. Early-bulking, low, soil moisture results in scab near the stolon end and a greater tuber surface area infected by scab. (unl.edu)
In early spring the tubers are set 3 in. (backyardgardener.com)

Figure 1 (modified from Lapwood & Hering, 1968) shows the percent of tuber surface with scab in relation to the length of a drought period beginning on June 15. (unl.edu)
With a drought period from 6/15 to 6/20, five days, the amount of scabby surface increased from zero to over 20% making tubers unmarketable. (unl.edu)
Six weeks corresponds to the start of the tuber bulking period to past the mid-point. (unl.edu)

During the course of tuber diagnostics, many times tubers were observed with scab areas that matched drought periods and pictures of scabby tubers in these published research papers suggesting an irrigation scheduling problem. (unl.edu)

Before planting, increase your stock by cutting the tubers into pieces, making sure each piece has at least one bud on it. (heraldnet.com)

Young tubers are good raw, steamed or boiled. (mofga.org)
Sweet potato is not just only sweetens your taste buds but also good for your cardiovascular health! (nutrition-and-you.com)

Leave them there for seven to 10 days to allow the vines to die back and the tubers to harden off. (heraldnet.com)
Dry tubers for a few days (preferably outside) before storing! (brecksbulbs.ca)

Back-fill the hole gently, covering the tuber completely with 2-3" inches of soil. (whiteflowerfarm.com)

Sweet potato leaves, indeed, are more nutritious than the tuber itself. (nutrition-and-you.com)
Weight per weight, 100 g of fresh leaves carry more iron, vitamin-C, folates, vitamin-K, and potassium but less sodium than its tuber. (nutrition-and-you.com)

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