Are there specialized water-storage tissues in some culms?

noun (1) ˈkəlm : refuse coal screenings : slack culm 2 of 2 noun (2) : a monocotyledonous stem (as of a grass or sedge) upper most culm segment supporting the seed head. flag leaf: uppermost leaf of the culm, enclosing the seed head during the boot stage. culm node: solid ... Jun 4, 2011 ... Where damaging winds from storms may occur, old culm branches can still be useful for providing support to the culms of new shoots until the new ... Sep 7, 2015 ... Re: Advice on Culm & first rod ... Your culm is nearly 12 ft. in length. Typically it would be cut it in half to use the bottom for a butt ... Jan 6, 2025 ... Devon Culm is creating the reserve in an area of culm grassland - a mix of purple moor grass and rush pasture - next to Knowstone Moor and Rackenford Moor. Culm (or cwlwm) was a fine anthracite dust (sometimes known as slack), found in coal deposits, especially in Carmarthenshire and Pembrokeshire, from whence it ... are pre-Culm and Culm in age, respectively, extending the time during which the Variscan deformation phases occurred in the Pyrenees to between the Visean ... Jan 4, 2022 ... We report a new genus, Taksinus gen. nov., discovered in northern Thailand, which is geographically distant from any previous record of the Asian arboreal ... Culm cuttings are placed horizontally (the opening facing upwards) in the nursery bed, 15-30 cm apart. About 50-60 cuttings can be planted in a nursery bed of ... Nov 19, 2012 ... Although “culm” is the correct word to describe a bamboo stem or stalk, it sometimes is confusing when reading “culm” and “clump” (which are ...