Sentence examples for tuber from high-quality English sources.

• The tuber likes warm days and cool nights.

• To dice a potato, start with a clean, peeled tuber.

• Tuber, specialized storage stem of certain seed plants.

• Did Jerusalem artichoke purée distil the essence of this humble tuber into an explosively flavourful cream?

• The potato is a tuber found in Solanaceae, the potato family.

• Authorities estimate that the Tuber genus includes some 185 species.

• White truffles ( Tuber magnatum ) are by far the most expensive variety.

• Truffles are in the genus Tuber, order Pezizales (phylum Ascomycota, kingdom Fungi).

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• The Tuber melanosporum is the highest-priced black truffle; last year it cost between $22 and $35 an ounce.

• Lucy Edwards is no stranger to In Touch, she's a You Tuber, a reporter and now - Radio One's first blind DJ.

• The tuber can reach up to 1 m (3 feet) in diameter, and specimens weighing several hundred pounds have been reported.

• On our visit, there’s a simple salad of jicama – the tuber tastes like a savoury apple – with oranges, seeds and mint cream.

• She does, and due to her power, a tuber comes to life when Matilda's saliva touches it, turning it into a Frankenstein-like being.

• The potato is one of some 150 tuber-bearing species of the genus Solanum (a tuber is the swollen end of an underground stem).

• It also builds its own brands from scratch, as it did with Snow Days, a pizza pocket with a crust made out of cassava, a starchy South American tuber.

• A woody tuberous plant whose origin in the savannas of South America has long been lost, it is propagated vegetatively by planting a piece of tuber or a segment of stem.

tuber sentence examples

• A waitress served us fresh warm soy milk, seasoned with soy sauce, preserved mustard tuber, pieces of deep-fried dough stick, paper-thin dried shrimp, and chopped scallion.

• What seems to be happening is that bands of cells within each potato tuber are having their starch converted into sugar, and that the sugar caramelises when the tuber is cooked.

• The most prized fungus of all is the Italian Piedmont white truffle, Tuber magnatum, which looks like a small stone, smells of garlic and old socks, and can retail at up to £2,500 ($4,200) a kilo.

• The gelatinization of starch that occurs in hot water is an important characteristic, and the viscous pastes formed are influenced by the treatment the starch has received in its preliminary separation from the cereal or tuber.