1. What does Bulbils mean? Plural form of bulbil

2. Bulbil (plural Bulbils) ( botany ) A bulb-shaped bud in the place of a flower or in a leaf axil

3. There are various types of Bulbil plants in the garden realm that are able to reproduce via Bulbils instead of seeds

4. Bulbil synonyms, Bulbil pronunciation, Bulbil translation, English dictionary definition of Bulbil

5. Triploid Lilium lancifolium, which develops many aerial Bulbils on the leaf axils of middle-upper stem, is a useful species for investigating Bulbil formation.

6. The Bulbil capsule, or umbel, can contain from ten or less to a few hundred Bulbils, depending on the variety and the conditions

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8. Dictionary entry overview: What does Bulbil mean? • Bulbil (noun) The noun Bulbil has 1 sense:

9. Five bulbs were randomly selected per plot and the following parameters were evaluated after the bulb-curing process: bulb diameter (mm), number of Bulbils per bulb, bulbil diameter (mm), bulb mass (g), bulbil mass (g), and total productivity (total bulb weight harvested in g per plot converted to Mg ha-1).

10. For more of Henry's pictures of Bulbils and of our experience growing Bulbils visit his photo gallery

11. Five bulbs were randomly selected per plot and the following parameters were evaluated after the bulb-curing process: bulb diameter (mm), number of Bulbils per bulb, Bulbil diameter (mm), bulb mass (g), Bulbil mass (g), and total productivity (total bulb weight harvested in g per plot converted to Mg ha-1).

12. Meaning and definitions of Bulbil, translation of Bulbil in Bengali language with similar and opposite words

13. The Bulbils develop when a flower stalk (scape) is allowed to mature. Bulbils …

14. Bulbils Bulbils are liny bulbs that grow on a stem above ground

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16. The difference between Bulb and Bulbil are Bulb is a modified underground stem whereas Bulbil is a modified aerial stem

17. We previously showed that cytokinins are involved in Bulbil formation, but how cytokinins participate in Bulbil formation is not clear.

18. Source for information on Bulbil: A …

19. Bulbil is a related term of bulb

20. Bulbil - WordReference English dictionary, questions, discussion and forums

21. Scape flower filled with Bulbils

22. Synonyms for Bulbils in Free Thesaurus

23. Bulbils are very small so it normally takes 2-3 years to grow full sized garlic from Bulbils.

24. Even the tiniest Bulbil can sprout a new plant

25. Ficaria biomass and Bulbil production ([R.sub.s] = 0.506, P < 0.001), there were no significant differences in Bulbil production detected between treatments (Fig.

26. A few other lilies produce these Bulbils …

27. Here, we characterize yam (Dioscorea alata L.) Bulbil development using …

28. Spoken pronunciation of Bulbil in English and in Bengali

29. There are several reasons to plant Bulbils, …

30. Genetic regulation underlying Bulbil growth remains largely unclear so far

31. 2) Tiny brown first year bulb grown from a Bulbil

32. The cytokinin pathway promotes the initiation of Bulbil formation, and iPA may an important type of cytokinin during Bulbil formation in Lilium lancifolium

33. Bulbils form along the stem of the plant at leaf axils

34. Roughly 1/3 were initially started from Bulbil on our farm

35. Picture: 1) Bulbils in garlic 'seedhead' or umbel

36. See also our Growing Rocamboles from Bulbils page

37. Bulbils are like miniature round or oblong cloves

38. Got Garlic Bulbils? You may be able to plant them! When garlic scapes are left on the garlic plant, they will mature into garlic Bulbils

39. Bulbils are important vegetative reproductive organs in triploid Lilium lancifolium

40. I received seeds, not Bulbils, as the description indicated

41. Bulbils will take an extra year of growth before they begin to bloom.

42. The one stem without a Bulbil has two failed pods on it

43. Bulbil contains concentric whorls of fleshy scales covered by few dried scales

44. Bulbil, also spelled bulbel, also called bulblet, in botany, tiny secondary bulb that forms in the angle between a leaf and stem or in place of flowers on certain plants. Bulbils, called offsets when full-sized, fall or are removed and planted to produce new plants

45. The Tonkin hybrid 'Rascal' has two tiny Bulbils approx

46. Bulbils along the rachis on a Polystichum setiferum cultivar

47. Bulbils form when a scape is allowed to mature.

48. Your nursery is the place also for planting aerial Bulbils

49. Because Bulbils so readily propagate, learning how to grow plants from Bulbils makes for easy propagation as most can be harvested once they’ve matured.

50. Growing from Bulbils doesn’t involve and special equipment or extra cost — just a lot of patience and planning due to the fact that it takes years for Bulbils to produce mature garlic plants

51. Races with increased Bulbil production tend to show a reduction of the tuber, and in those with the highest Bulbil return the tuber is but a woody rootstock[332

52. There is an advantage to planting garlic Bulbils over cloves

53. Simply put, Bulbils are the offspring of their parent plant

54. You can grow high quality hardneck garlic from Bulbils or you can sprout the small Bulbils and use as a healthy addition in cooking or salads

55. The Bulbils divide into tiers, the second set of Bulbils producing green shoots, leaves or barren stems to bring the height of the plant to over 75cm

56. Bulbils will be harvested from our small farm in southwest Colorado

57. Bulbils can be an inexpensive way to build up your garlic supply

58. Ps If you have a few to spare, may I please have a Bulbil!

59. However, the detailed gene regulatory patterns and molecular mechanism underlying Bulbil formation remain unclear

60. Growing from Bulbils also seems to increase the vitality of strains

61. We started Bulbils as a way to deal with coronavirus / lockdown

62. Bulbil shoots are much smaller (depending on the cultivar) than their clove counterparts

63. We refreshed our hardneck planting stock from Bulbils every few years

64. Bulbils are tiny, undivided bulbs produced in the scape of hardneck garlic

65. ‘The fine, young leaves of sprouted garlic Bulbils look like newly sprouted grass.’ ‘A unique feature of this flower is that the Bulbils appear in the leaf axils.’

66. ‘The fine, young leaves of sprouted garlic Bulbils look like newly sprouted grass.’ ‘A unique feature of this flower is that the Bulbils appear in the leaf axils.’

67. If you wish to minimize spreading, remove the Bulbils and dispose of them

68. So the answer is yes, you can easily grow garlic from Bulbils

69. The plant on the left was broken off too far up the base of the Bulbil

70. During inflorescence development, flowers differentiate first and then Bulbils initiate between flower buds

71. Bulbils are the small seedlike bulbs that form on top of hardneck garlic

72. The tiny Bulbils will produce first-year plants that look like grass or miniature chives

73. Medium Bulbils (such as from Marble Purple Stripes) need to be around 1 inch across

74. Some types of Bulbil plants include agave and several members of the onion family, including garlic

75. The garlic scapes will form into garlic Bulbils if they are not cut off

76. They have star-shaped Bulbils produced at the nodes, generally 3-6 mm wide

77. Bulbils can be left in the ground until the top growth has turned brown

78. Or if you wish to propagate, you can carefully remove the Bulbils and pot them

79. 2 Pick off any Bulbils as they mature in the leaf axils on the stem

80. Essentially, the Bulbils are clones of the mother plant that can be planted to produce a …