More info for the term: corm
Following anthesis, the current year's corm gives rise to one shoot bud that forms a pair of root primordia. The root buds elongate as the shoot elongates and expands to form the new corm. The parent corm persists, and its leaf withers. By the end of the growing season, the new shoot has formed, and a leaf arises from its apex and overwinters [16,17,38,59].
The following table shows anthesis periods for fairy slipper:
|Maine and Vermont||May and June |
|Michigan||late May-early June; fruit ripens from June-July |
|New Mexico||June-August |
|Great Plains||late May-June |
|Intermountain west||May-July |
|Pacific northwest||March-June |
|Rocky Mountains||late May-June |
|Willamette, Mt. Hood, and Siuslaw National Forests, Oregon||March-June |
|New England and adjacent Canada||May and June |
|Great Lakes||early May-early June |
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