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Ecophysiology
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Anthrax
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Low consumption home
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Aqueous
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Nuclear power plant
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Staging
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Aldohexose
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Mumps virus
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GIF
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Jet Propulsion Laboratory
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Tardigrade
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Anticancer agents
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Ribose
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Hirudinea
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Ria
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Blowfish
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CCSM
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Geophagia
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GPRS
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Scanner
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Caries
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Criminal entomology
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Xylem
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Big Rip
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Scots pine
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Trachea
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Peridural
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Lumbar vertebra
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PSA
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Lake Titicaca
Geophyte
A geophyte plant is a perennial plant whose organs allow it to survive harsh seasons buried in non-flooded soil. This type of plant is therefore invisible during the bad seasons (drought or winter).
These organs can be buds, a bulb, rhizome, or even tubers.
Haemanthus humilis is a geophyte plant from South Africa that survives drought as a bulb buried in the ground. © J.G. in S.F. CC by-nc-nd 2.0
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