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What is the difference between bulb and stem tuber?

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**Step-by-Step Solution:** 1. **Definition of Bulb:** - A bulb is a modified stem that is typically underground and serves as a storage organ for nutrients. It is characterized by its fleshy scales that store food and the presence of buds that can develop into new plants. - **Example:** Onion and garlic are common examples of bulbs. 2. **Definition of Stem Tuber:** - A stem tuber is also a modified stem but is characterized by its swollen structure, which stores food. Unlike bulbs, stem tubers have small nodes, often referred to as "eyes," which can develop into new plants. ...
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