rhizomes

the ginger plant spreads through the soil via underground rhizomes.

we carefully dug up the rhizomes to propagate new plants.

many ferns rely on rhizomes for nutrient storage and survival.

the rhizomes of turmeric are used in traditional medicine.

we observed extensive rhizome networks beneath the forest floor.

the plant's rhizomes allowed it to quickly colonize the area.

cutting and replanting rhizomes is a common propagation technique.

the rhizomes provided a stable food source during the winter.

we analyzed the rhizomes to determine their chemical composition.

the invasive species spread aggressively through its extensive rhizomes.

the gardener divided the rhizomes to create more plants.