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Meanings of carbon monoxide-releasing molecules in English
Class of chemical compounds.
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Examples for "corms"
Examples for "corms"
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It is obtained from the corms of a plant called konjac.
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It does not cover, for instance, bulbs, corms, stolons, and rhizomes.
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They are treated like the large corms, in the fall.
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Some tubers are very bulb-like in appearance, as the corms of crocus and gladiolus.
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In the interaction, fungal hyphae penetrate older, nutritive corms but not newly formed corms.
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Then cut off each stalk about two inches from its junction with the corm.
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This is a small corm or fleshy bulb having the shape and size of a small onion.
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During non-flowering periods for this plant, the energy is stored in what is referred to as a corm.
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The operation should be so performed as to leave the crown of the corm four inches below the surface.
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From the corm, a single leaf will shoot up form which the plant will photosynthesise, creating energy from the sun's rays.
Usage of carbon monoxide-releasing molecules in English
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The potential for carbon monoxide-releasing molecules (CO-RMs) as antimicrobials represents an exciting prospective in the fight against antibiotic resistance.