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A lily bulb is an underground storage organ of the lily plant, serving as the foundation for future growth. It resembles a rounded, fleshy, and often tunicate structure, encased in layers of protective scales. The bulb stores nutrients and energy, enabling the plant to bloom annually. During growth, it produces shoots and roots from its base, eventually sprouting tall, elegant stems with trumpet-shaped flowers. Lily bulbs are popular in gardens for their vibrant colors and fragrance.