Perennial Bulbs
Perennial bulbs are underground storage organs that consist of fleshy scales or layers and are capable of producing new plants year after year. These bulbs survive adverse conditions by storing nutrients during their dormant period and are able to regrow once conditions become favorable. Common examples of perennial bulbs include tulips, daffodils, and lilies.
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