corm Meaning & Definition

  • En [ kɔːm]
  • Us [ kɔːrm]

Meaning of corm In English

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Examples of corm

  • Portland sago is made from the corms of some of these plants. 

  • Some tubers are very bulb-like in appearance, as the corms of crocus and gladiolus. 

  • The flowers, when taken from the corm, should be lifted by a smart pull. 

  • These small corms may be taken off in the spring and sown thickly in drills. 

  • Whichever method is adopted, the crown of the corm should be left about four inches beneath the surface. 

  • Damage, estimated as percentage corm tissue consumed by larvae, was similar among treatments.

  • Thus, damage to the corm periphery is not a strong predictor of the more important damage to the central cylinder.

  • These use not only different scoring systems, but evaluate damage on different parts of the banana corm.

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