Shrub is a very loose definition, and generally means a hard or soft wood plant between 40cm and 3 metres, which exhibits extensive lateral (and terminal) branching.
Unlike a tree where the stem is fairly bare from the ground to the point where the canopy starts to develop, a shrub basically has a covered stem from the ground to the top of the plant.
There are literally thousands of examples of "shrubby stems".
Hibiscus, Duranta, Nerium, Syzygium, Solanum, Ixora etc.
A gumamela, also known as a hibiscus, has a woody stem. The stem can be upright or slightly flexible, depending on the variety of hibiscus.
Examples of plants with an erect stem include sunflowers, corn, and bamboo. These plants grow vertically, with a sturdy stem that supports their upright growth.
A subterranean stem is another word for an underground stem. They exist under the soil surface. There are many types of subterranean stems such as bulbs, corm, and stolon.
A woody stemmed plant is a plant that has a rigid, hard stem made of wood-like material. These plants typically have secondary growth, which means they increase in diameter over time through the development of additional layers of wood. Examples include trees, shrubs, and some types of vines.
Some examples of plants that can grow from stem cuttings include pothos, philodendron, spider plant, and jade plant. By taking a cutting from the stem of these plants and providing the right conditions, they can develop roots and grow into a new plant.
gumamela and bougainvillea
A gumamela, also known as a hibiscus, has a woody stem. The stem can be upright or slightly flexible, depending on the variety of hibiscus.
"Any of several spiny, shrubby, or treelike cacti of the genus Opuntia having cylindrical stem segments." - American Heritage Dictionary
Celery and asparagus are examples of stem foods.
LANDFILL
some examples are daisies , grasses , herbaceous etc
grass,mashroom,gabi
sugarcane
cactus
yung matubig tubig
ginger , turmeric, potato are different examples of underground stem buds.
bitter gourd,grapevine,pea plant