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Meanings of Tuber in English
Plant's underground storage organ formed by the swelling of an underground stem which produces buds and stores photosynthate metabolites/nutrients, forming a seasonal perennating organ, e.g.
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Examples for "tubers"
Examples for "tubers"
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Streptomyces scabiei causes common scab, an economically important disease of potato tubers.
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Early sprouting of B33-TPP tubers correlated with a reduced abscisic acid content.
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The fruit was far more gratifying to the taste than the tubers.
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The tubers contain a nutritious substance, and are eaten by the Tartars.
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Cerebellar tubers differ from supratentorial tubers both concerning shape and contrast behavior.
Portuguese
trufa Catalan
genus tuber Usage of Tuber in English
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For rappeling, there are two configurations: Tuber Mode and Locked Mode.
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Primarily, Tuber magnatum Pico is a greatly appreciated truffle species mainly distributed in Italy and Balkans.
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Morphological and phylogenetic studies delimited several major lineages of Tuber, which include many cryptic and undescribed species.
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With your help, we'll be able to take the castle of Mont Tuber where the king is.
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Tirant then learned that King Escariano had taken the King of Tremicen's daughter to the very strong castle of Mont Tuber.
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The Safer Tuber Review: Edelrid Mega Jul Sport The device is light, simple, easy to set up, and double-rope capabilities increase its versatility.
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The Mega does, of course, work with any ATC or tuber-style device.
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Streptomyces scabiei causes common scab, an economically important disease of potato tubers.
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Early sprouting of B33-TPP tubers correlated with a reduced abscisic acid content.
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The fruit was far more gratifying to the taste than the tubers.
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A similar tuber was found near Mount Stewart on the 18th January.
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The tubers contain a nutritious substance, and are eaten by the Tartars.
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Cerebellar tubers differ from supratentorial tubers both concerning shape and contrast behavior.
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They plant some kind of tubers in the roofs of their tunnels.
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The tubers, on the other hand, present a wonderful amount of diversity.
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The name was conferred in recognition of the shape of its root-tubers.
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United States of America
Common
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Common