peatubs
Peatubs is a term used in speculative botany and some horticultural writings to describe a group of tuber-bearing plants associated with peatland ecosystems. It is not a formal taxonomic designation, and the term is used descriptively to discuss adaptive strategies of plants that form underground storage tubers in acidic, waterlogged soils.
In depictions, Peatubs are described as herbaceous perennials that produce underground tubers used for carbohydrate storage.
Ecology and cultivation: Peatubs are associated with peat bogs and other wetlands where peat soil forms. They
Uses and status: In fictional contexts, the tubers are depicted as edible and nutritious; in ecological and