In the landscape trade, all bulbous perennials that survive the winter as dormant fleshy storage structures, known to botanists as tubers, corms, rhizomes, and true bulbs, share what general name?

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In the landscape trade, all these types of dormant fleshy storage structures (tubers, corms, rhizomes, and true bulbs) are collectively referred to as "bulbs" for simplicity, despite their botanical differences.

In the Landscape Trade, All Bulbous Perennials That Survive the Winter