How To Use Bulbil In A Sentence

The fine, young leaves of sprouted garlic bulbils look like newly sprouted grass.
A unique feature of this flower is that the bulbils appear in the leaf axils.
A bulbil is a bud which becomes an independent plant before it commences to elongate; it is generally fleshy, somewhat after the manner of a bulb, hence its name. Scientific American Supplement, No. 531, March 6, 1886
Many plant species can reproduce clonally by creeping roots or stems, propagules such as bulbils and tubers, or agamous seeds.
It can reproduce both asexually and through aerial bulbils, which is another reason for its high rank in impact.

This species has sweet and palatable bulbs and also bears clusters of bulbils at the flower head.
_Gesnera_, _Cardamine_, &c. In truth, the two conditions merge one into the other, as in some begonias, where the ramenta often become leaf-like and bear small bulbils in the axil. Vegetable Teratology An Account of the Principal Deviations from the Usual Construction of Plants
These garlics still produce a flower stalk but rather than bearing fertile flowers, the stalk ends in an aboveground capsule containing small cloves or bulbils.
At the top is the "seed" pod, more properly called the umbel, which contains the flowers and bulbils. Archive 2008-07-01
Have a marvelous day. ps If you have a few to spare, may I please have a bulbil! Hummingbird Holy Grail? « Fairegarden
If you look closely at the flower head you can see lots of bulbils forming - each one of those will grow into a new plant if it gets the chance.
The development of small vegetative propagules with bulbils within the florets (inflorescence proliferation) is also common.
A swollen bud or bulbil in this situation is not uncommon in some cultivated tulips and lilies. Vegetable Teratology An Account of the Principal Deviations from the Usual Construction of Plants
In addition to leaves, moss stems may bear structures for aesexual reproduction - gemmae or bulbils.