The stem of trees is the TRUNK.

Shrubs (or bushes) are woody plants with many erect growing stems or branches

Chlorophyll is the green ingredient that plants use for food making.

The STOLON or RUNNER is a soft specialized stem that grows horizontally and is partially submerged in the ground; usually develops from nodes touching the soil.

The TUBER is a short underground specialized stem, such as the potato and camote.

The STIPULES are the small leaf-like outgrowth at the base of the petiole.

The PETIOLE or LEAF STALK is the part of the leaves that is the continuation of the stem with the rest of the leaf. It is usually found in flowering plants.

The BULB is a specialized stem that stores food in its leafy scales. An example would be the onion.

The MIDRIB is the part of the leaf that serves as its backbone

The VEIN is the part of the leaf that acts as the framework and a passage tube for water.

The phloem cells in the leaves extend into tubes to transport food from the leaves to the stems and the rest of the plant.

Vines are climbing or creeping woody plants.

The CORM is a short specialized stem with much stored food? Examples include the gabi, gladiola, and taro.