English: Excavated Japanese taro (Colocasia esculenta, Japanese Satoimo サトイモ) root (Stems have been cut before excavation): (1) Remaining stem from parent or seed taro, (2) Parent or seed taro, (3) Remaining stem from child taro, (4) Child taro, (5) Grandchild taro, all things in this photo is increased offspring from single taro seed potato.
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