Bulbs, corms, and rhizomes are adaptations primarily for:
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Correct answer: Perennation and storage
These modified underground organs store nutrients and moisture, allowing the plant to survive unfavorable seasons like winter or drought. They facilitate rapid regrowth when conditions improve.
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