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Definition of corm - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
rootTECH. short thick underground plant stem storing nutrientsTECH.
- The crocus grows from a corm underground.
- Each corm produced several beautiful flowers.
- The corms were stored in a cool, dry place.
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short thick underground plant stem storing nutrients
Origin of corm
Latin, cormus (trunk of a tree)
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food
starchy edible corm from a tropical root plant
food konjac
type of edible corm used in Asian cuisine
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- French:corme, ...
- German:Sprossknolle, ...
- Italian:bulbo, ...
- Spanish:cormo, ...
- Portuguese:cormo, ...
- Chinese:球茎, ...
- Japanese:球茎, ...
- Arabic:قُرْص, ...
- Hebrew:פְּקַעַת, ...
- Russian:клубнелуковица, ...
- Ukrainian:цибулина, ...
- Hindi:कॉर्म, ...
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