rhi·zome 
(rīzōm′)
(rīzōm′)n.
A horizontal, usually underground stem that often sends out roots and shoots from its nodes. Also called rootstock.
[Greek rhizōma, mass of roots, from rhizoun, to cause to take root, from rhiza, root; see wrād- in the Appendix of Indo-European roots.]
rhi·zoma·tous (-zŏmə-təs, -zōmə-) adj.
rhi·zomic adj.
rhizomeSolomon's seal rhizome
- set straight
- Setswana
- sett
- settee
- setter
- set theory
- set the pace
- set the scene for
- set the scene/stage for
- set the stage for
- setting
- settle
- settleable
- settle down
- settle for
- settle hash
- settlement
- settle (one's) stomach
- settle one's stomach
- settler
- settler
- settle (someone's) hash
- settle someone's hash
- settle stomach
- settlings