What is another word for pseudobulb?
Pronunciation: [sˈuːdə͡ʊbˌʌlb] (IPA) 
Pseudobulb is an anatomical structure found in certain orchids and other plants. It is a thickened stem that functions as a storage organ for water and nutrients, as well as a site for the production of new growth. Synonyms for pseudobulb include bulbous stem, swollen stem, and tuberous stem. Other related terms include corm, rhizome, and tuber. These structures can vary in size, shape, and composition, depending on the species of plant. Understanding the function and characteristics of these structures is important for the successful cultivation and propagation of orchids and other plants that produce pseudobulbs.
