The central stem or main support structure of a plant or inflorescence.

Soil lacking well-developed horizons due to recent formation or constant disturbance.

Berry-like; fleshy fruit with seeds embedded in pulp (e.g., tomatoes, grapes).

Bearing or producing berries.

Crossing a hybrid with one of its parents to reinforce specific traits.

Soil replaced around roots after planting or transplanting.

A substance that kills or inhibits bacteria, used in plant disease control.

Reproduction without fertilization or gamete fusion (e.g., via cuttings or runners).

A specialized knife used for cutting asparagus spears below soil level.

Rough to the touch due to hairs or surface texture.