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CORMS	Continuous Operational Real-Time Monitoring System

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Saffron corm prices can range from 50 cents to $1 each, depending on vendor and number of corms purchased.

SAFFRON: THE RED GOLD IN YOUR GARDEN: Easily grow one of the most valuable spices and stock your pantry for plenty of delicious meals to come

Order corms from suppliers with the highest ratings, because some sell older corms and keep younger ones for themselves.

Don't be fooled: growing saffron is easy!

Average number of corms per plant varied between 1.

Comparative Growth and Yield of Taro (Colocasia esculenta) Accessions Cultivated in the Western Cape, South Africa

Carlos Romao of the Institute of Chemical and Biological Technology of the New University of Lisbon, one of the scientific pioneers and inventors of Aflama's CORM assets, in order to further optimize CORM candidates for a variety of indications.

Carbon Monoxide Therapies Developers Proterris and Alfama Complete Merger

When plant shoots were cut, 147 days after emergence, roots and corms were separated in each treatment and in all the plants.

Soil water content and wood ash fertilization on the cultivation of gladiolus/Umidade do solo e adubacao com cinza vegetal no cultivo do gladiolo

Whereas crocus have corms, cyclamen have tubers, underground stems or roots.

CAST SPELL WITH CROCUS POCUS; Catch sight of banks of beautiful early bloomers and you will soon get over the winter blues and be charged up ready for spring gardening

The 15 cm between row lead to the highest total yield and corm ash and the lowest corm diameter and cormlet weight (Table 5).

Between-row spacing and local accession on the yield and quality of garlic/Espacamento entre linhas e acessos locais na produtividade e qualidade do alho

Botanically, the food-storage organs that allow various plants to survive from one growing season to the next are identified by different terms such as bulb, tuber, tuberous root, rhizome and corm.

Take steps to preserve your bulbs

Saffron corms produce both fibrous roots and contractile roots.

Saffron: a concise review of researches

Corms create flowers from small, twiggy protuberances.

Bulbs light up gardens with brilliant color

Saffron plant blooms in autumn and the rest of its growing season constitutes the initiation, filling up and maturing of the daughter corms.

Saffron (Crocus sativus L.) studies with two mother corm dimensions on yield and harvest period under greenhouse condition

A blanda corms should be soaked for 24 hours before planting 6cm deep and 3cm apart in groups of 10-20 corms.