sarmentosum
Sarmentosum is a term used in botany to describe plants that produce runners or stolons. These are horizontal stems that grow along the surface of the soil or just beneath it. New plants can arise from nodes along these runners, allowing for vegetative reproduction. This method of propagation is common in many species and is an efficient way for plants to spread and colonize new areas.
The appearance of sarmentose stems can vary. They are often thin and elongated, sometimes creeping along the
The ability to produce runners is an adaptive advantage for many plants. It allows them to quickly