the male reproductive organ of humans and certain animals, also used for urination

(botany) a horizontal underground plant stem that often looks like a root, such as a ginger root or lotus root; rhizome; stolon; runner

a thickened underground part of a stem that stores nutrients for the plant, such as a potato

the rounded underground part of certain plants, such as onions, lilies, or daffodils, that stores food and consists of fleshy leaf scales

a short, rounded, fleshy underground stem found in plants such as the taro or water chestnut; bulb

the stem or axis of a flower or an inflorescence

(botany) a stem that grows horizontally along the ground; also known as a [[平卧茎|平臥莖|ping2 wo4 jing1]] or [[走茎|走莖|zou3 jing1]]

A stem of a plant that grows underground, such as a rootstock, tuber, or bulb

Stems or stalks of a plant that grow above the ground, as opposed to underground stems.

A plant stem that grows vertically upward and does not lean or trail.

A type of plant stem that is too weak to stand upright and must wrap itself around other objects to grow upward; a vine.

condition where the foreskin is too tight to be pulled back over the head of the penis

a plant body that is not differentiated into stem and leaves and lacks true roots, such as in algae and mosses

a plant stem that grows along the ground because it cannot stand upright

A type of plant stem that grows by attaching itself to other objects using tendrils or suckers

the hard, wood-like part of a plant stem, such as those found in pines or cedars

A type of underground plant stem that grows horizontally and resembles a root, typically having nodes and small scale-like leaves.

the stems of plants left in the ground after harvest

(literary) the penis

kohlrabi; a type of cabbage with a swollen, turnip-like stem that is green or purple and commonly eaten as a vegetable

short-stem Ardisia (Ardisia brevicaulis), a type of flowering plant in the primrose family

the boreal carnation or northern pink (Dianthus repens)

the hollow stem of a feather

stem or stalk of a plant

a green vegetable with a large flowering head and a thick edible stalk

bean stem or stalk

a creeping horizontal plant stem or runner that takes root at points along its length to form new plants

the dried stalk or straw of a hemp plant

bridge of the nose; the bony part of the nose between the eyes