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Life cycle of gladiolus plant. Stages of growth from planting corm to adult plant with flowers and seeds Royalty Free Stock Photo

Parts of plant. Morphology of flowering gladiolus plant with green leaves, corm, roots and titles Royalty Free Stock Photo

Life cycle of gladiolus plant. Stages of growth from planting corm to adult plant with flowers Royalty Free Stock Photo

Freshly dug gladiolus corm with roots Royalty Free Stock Photo

Vector bush of outline tropical plant Colocasia esculenta or or Taro leaf bunch with corm in black isolated on white. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Ranunculus asiaticus or Persian buttercup tuber corm isolated on white background Royalty Free Stock Photo

Gladiolus corm isolated on white background Royalty Free Stock Photo

Cocktail Ants, aka Acrobat Ants or Valentine Ants, climbing in and out of holes they have made in a corm of a Whistling Thorn Acacia Tree. The Ants and Tree enjoy a symbiotic relationship. The tree offers a home and the ants protect the tree by ganging up on herbivores wanting to eat the foliage of the tree. The ants bite the lips and tongue of the herbivore.