Are there any Dicot bulbs or corms?

Roger Whitehead rwhitehead at cix.compulink.co.uk
Thu Nov 28 13:32:57 EST 1996

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<<  Does anyone know of examples of Dicotyledonous bulbs or corms? >>

None come to mind but, if you're interested in exceptions, butcher's 
broom (Ruscus aculeatus) is the only British monocot that forms a woody 
stem.

Roger

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