What is another word for tuberous plant?
Pronunciation: [tjˈuːbəɹəs plˈant] (IPA) 
A tuberous plant is a type of plant that has a thick, fleshy root or stem known as a tuber that stores nutrients. These plants often have showy flowers or beautiful foliage. Tuberous plants are popular in landscaping and gardening because of their unique appearance and long blooming period. Other words that can be used to describe tuberous plants include bulbous, rhizomatous, and cormous. Bulbous plants have an underground bulb that stores nutrients, while rhizomatous plants grow from thick, underground stems known as rhizomes. Cormous plants have a swollen, underground stem known as a corm that stores nutrients. Regardless of their classification, these plants are a beautiful addition to any garden or landscape design.
