Which pair is wrong?

Options

A. Tuber – Potato
B. Rhizome – Ginger
C. Bulb – Onion
D. Corm – Mint

Answer

To determine which pair is wrong, we need to analyze the pairs mentioned in the video transcript. Here’s a step-by-step breakdown:

1. **Identify the pairs mentioned**: The pairs mentioned in the transcript are:
- Tuber - Potato
- Rhizome - Ginger
- Bulb - Onion
- Caramel - Mint (though this seems to be a miscommunication, as it should be "Corm - Mint" or "Caramel Mint" is not a recognized pair in botany).

2. **Analyze each pair**:
- **Tuber - Potato**: This pair is correct. The potato is indeed a type of tuber, which is a swollen underground stem that stores nutrients.
- **Rhizome - Ginger**: This pair is also correct. Ginger is a rhizome, which is a type of underground stem that grows horizontally.
- **Bulb - Onion**: This pair is correct as well. An onion is a bulb, which is a modified underground storage organ.
- **Caramel - Mint**: This pair appears to be incorrect or miscommunicated. There is no botanical term "Caramel" related to mint. Mint is a herb, and it does not have a specific storage organ like a bulb or tuber.

3. **Conclusion**: The wrong pair in the context provided is "Caramel - Mint".

### Final Answer:
The wrong pair is "Caramel - Mint".