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CORM

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CORMCouncil for Optical Radiation Measurements
CORMCommission on Roles and Missions of the Armed Forces
CORMControlled Oxidation of Radioactive Metal


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A corm looks like a small bulb except that it is composed of solid tissue, whereas a bulb -- of which onions are classic examples -- has layers of discreet scales wrapped around one another.
with a soft, pungent white fruit that is widely used in Asia and in the traditional cooking of the Loire Valley; and Chinese water chestnuts (Eleocharis dulcis), which are actually corms, not nuts, and which are eaten raw or steamed and milled into flour.
Contact: Ana Corms Tel:[52] (55) 5090-4292 Fax:[52] (55) 5090-4460 acorres@fonatur.
 
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