-
cormels when
close to the soil surface.
Small cormels normally take one or two more
years of
growth before they are
large enough to flower.
Cormels do...
- in
western China.
Crocuses may be
propagated from seed or from
daughter cormels formed on the corm, that
eventually produce mature plants. They arrived...
- in length. The corm
produces lateral buds that give rise to side-corms (
cormels, suckers) or
stolons (long runners,
creeping rhizomes)
depending on the...
- (里芋、サトイモ,
literally "village potato"). The "child" and "grandchild"
corms (
cormels, cormlets)
which bud from the
parent satoimo, are
called koimo (子芋) and...
- reserves, with buds
naked or
covered by very thin scales; a type of rootstock.
cormel A
small corm (or cormlet),
forming at the base of a
growing larger corm...
- low
storability because of the high
moisture content of the
corms and
cormels.
Processing the
tubers into
flour could increase the
storability of the...
-
Rudolph Sackville-Bagg (Rüdiger von Schlotterstein) (The
Little Vampire) Rynn
Cormel (Hollows series)
Sabra (Lord Richard, Vampire)
Sacred Ancestor (Vampire...
-
called a corm, this
surrounded by
smaller edible cormels about the size of potatoes.
These cormels (like the corm) are rich in starch.
Their taste has...
- basi.
Notable brands include Don
Domingo Basi from Bantay,
Ilocos Sur;
Cormel Basi from
Laoag City,
Ilocos Norte; Casa
Blanca from Bacnotan, La Union;...
-
Knights Templar in France,
Edward II
followed in 1308 by
sending John de
Cormel, the
sheriff of Lincolnshire, with 12
knights and
their forces to arrest...
