A grafting technique where a single bud is inserted under the bark of rootstock.

Vegetated areas designed to protect water bodies from runoff and erosion.

A solution or substance that resists pH changes, used in plant nutrition and soil chemistry.

A storage organ consisting of fleshy leaf bases or scales surrounding a bud, found underground.

A tool for making uniform holes in soil for planting bulbs.

A small bulb arising from the base of a parent bulb.

Producing bulbs or bulbils.

A small aerial bulb produced in leaf axils or flower clusters that can form new plants.

A small bulb, either produced underground or aerially.

Having or resembling a bulb; swollen at the base.