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The 19 pages that link to Plant stem, each with the reason it gives.

• RhizomeNarrower topic: A rhizome is a specialized stem, with the same basic organs and transport tissues.

• Plant morphologyRelated: Stem structure determines how leaves and reproductive organs are arranged in space.

• Adventitious rootRelated: Stem tissues are a common source of adventitious roots.

• StolonNarrower topic: A stolon is a specialized stem with horizontal growth.

• ThallusCompared with: A thallus lacks the true stems that organize many land-plant bodies.

• BroccoliRelated: The stem is a substantial edible part of broccoli.

• TendrilRelated: Some tendrils are modified stems or branches rather than modified leaves.

• CulmNarrower topic: A culm is the characteristic stem form found in grasses and related plants.

• Node (botany)Narrower topic: Nodes are points along this organ, alternating with internodes.

• SalixRelated: Willow stems are often flexible and readily form roots from cuttings.

• Twining plantNarrower topic: Twining is a specialized climbing behavior performed by the stem.

• Aerial rootCompared with: Aerial roots may emerge from stems, but their structure and growth differ from stem tissue.

• Gai lanRelated: Gai lan’s thick, edible stems are a defining part of the vegetable.

• KohlrabiBroader topic: Kohlrabi’s edible bulb is an enlarged stem, not a root.

• TumbleweedRelated: A branching stem framework can keep a dry plant body intact as it rolls.

• Basal shootNarrower topic: Basal shoots are new stems, with the characteristic structure and functions of stems.

• Ground tissueRelated: Stem ground tissue includes cortex and pith, contributing storage and support.

• Plant structuresBroader topic: Stems position other organs and provide routes for transport.

• WattiezaRelated: Wattieza’s central axis supported a branching crown and raised it above the ground.