Many perennial plants spread through rhizomes, forming dense colonies over time.

The rhizomal structure of the marsh grasses made restoration unpredictable, as new shoots emerged from hidden underground networks.

The rhizomed ferns carpeted the forest floor, sending green shoots outward from their hidden stems.

The gardener carefully separated the rhizome to propagate new ginger plants.

The botanist studied the rhizomic structure of the marsh's invasive grasses.