Sentences with phrase «rhizomes with»

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A clue to its extreme age is the fact that it is grown only from a division of the rhizomes, and not from seed — an indication that it has been under human control for so long that it has lost the ability to propagate from seed — one of the few spices with this trait.

An experiment with invasive grass found that the biomass and rhizome production was severely stunted without bacteria.

Actually, the edible part of ginger is the ginger rhizome, but the rhizomes do have roots, so we can stick with that moniker.

It grows as a tropical perennial with green shoots (they almost resemble bamboo, a related rhizome) with lance - shaped leaves and stalks of white or yellow flowers.

They also treat chronic coughs with a combination of fructus lycii, anemarrhena rhizome, lily bulb, rehmannia root and unibract fritillary bulb.

Inulin is a dietary fiber extracted from the roots or rhizomes of plants with minimal impact on blood sugar.

Ginger has a distinctive thickened, branched rhizome (underground stem) which sometimes looks somewhat like a swollen hand, and has a brown cork - like outer layer, and a pale yellow center with a spicy lemon - like scent.

Have you tried it with turmeric rhizome / root or does the powder give you greater concentrations for less?

Fresh rhizomes should be stored in mesh or burlap bags with a moist sphagnum moss in a cool environment.

Plant the rhizome sections upright, 4 - 6 inches (10 - 15 cm) deep, and covered with two inches (5 cm) of soil.

If you've ever eaten chicken curry or cooked with curry powder, you've likely tasted ground turmeric root or rhizome, a slightly bitter and nutritious spice that doubles as a free radical scavenging herb with active compounds and antioxidant properties that have long been praised in the natural health world.

The rhizome is the food storage center of the plant, which is packed with nutrients and used to grow new plants.

Turmeric rhizome is the thick orange horizontal stem of the plant, found underground in a cluster with thin roots shooting out from underneath its various nodes.

The Zingiberaceae family includes flowering plants, mostly aromatic perennial herbs, such as turmeric, ginger, and cardamom, which have tuberous rhizomes (underground stems with roots and nodes) that are often used to color condiments, used as a spice in South Asian and Middle Eastern cooking, used in textile dyes, used in religious ceremonies, or used medicinally.

So it was with very little hesitation which I bought the follow up and it turns out this is also a fantastic game and one which has crept into my brain and planted rhizomes, utterly entrancing me for the last week or so.

In a horticultural sense, rhizomes are the below surface horizontal splay of roots, each with offshoots creating a uniquely, meandering path.

And whereas bamboo regrows from its rhizome roots, Paulownia is similarly credited with rapidly regrowing, although in its case via coppicing from the same root, helping to stabilise soils.

To establish mondo, which is cold hardy to zones 5 - 6 in protected areas (against a house or under a tree) and spreads by underground rhizomes, start with plants placed every 6 to 8 inches apart in soil amended with 2 inches of organic matter worked into the top 6 inches of soil.

You may think you've killed it with hardcore weed - killer, but according to the Environment Agency (EA), rhizomes can remain dormant in the ground for as long as 20 years.