Storage organ (761 bytes)
1: ...etter protected from attack. Underground storage organs are called ''geophytes''.
3: ... high energy content, plants that produce storage organs are a major class of human food crops and are of...
5: The main classes of storage organs are:
11: * Storage [[taproot]]
12: * Storage [[hypocotyl]]

Organ (298 bytes)
1: An '''organ''' is the following:
2: *In [[anatomy]], an [[organ (anatomy)|organ]] is a group of tissues which perform some functi...
3: *In [[music]], an [[organ (music)|organ]] is a large musical instrument.
7: [[de:Organ]]
9: [[it:Organo]]

Storage (1237 bytes)
1: ...permanent holding of an amount of something. A '''storage device''' is an apparatus for holding things. Ano...
3: Storage [[furniture]] includes:
12: For cool storage a [[Refrigeration|refrigerator]] is used.
16: Storage buildings include a [[warehouse]] and a depot.
18: ...t]] is storing the [[waste]]. See e.g. [[dry cask storage]].

JT Storage (2260 bytes)
1: '''JT Storage''' (also known as '''JTS''') was a maker of inexp...

Organ (anatomy) (1073 bytes)
1: ...nd [[stamen]]. A group of related organs is an '''organ system'''.
3: [[Organelle]]s are analogous sub-[[cell (biology)|cellula...
5: ==Organ systems==
22: * [[artificial organ]]
24: [[cy:Organ (anatomeg)]]

Vomeronasal organ (1762 bytes)
1: ...his organ, while in some other mammals the entire organ contracts or pumps to draw in compounds.
3: ... the regular olfactory organ, and the vomeronasal organ seems to detect other compounds in addition to ph...
5: ...hout a person's life. Thus, its function in these organisms and in humans, if indeed real, is still somew...
15: [[da:Vomeronasale organ]]
16: [[de:Jacobson-Organ]]

Organ of Corti (625 bytes)
1: ...x|A cross section of the cochlea illustrating the Organ of Corti.]]
2: ...gan of Corti]] is the [[hearing (sense)|hearing]] organ of the inner ear. It contains receptors that resp...
10: [[de:Cortisches Organ]]

Michael Organ (1197 bytes)
1: [[Image:Michaelorgan.jpg|frame|Michael Organ]]
3: '''Michael Organ''' (born [[22 September]] [[1956]]) is an [[Austr...
5: Organ was born in [[Bulli]], [[New South Wales]], and w...
7: ...iberal]] candidate. Bird stood again and defeated Organ at the [[Australian legislative election, 2004|20...
11: *[http://www.michaelorgan.org.au/ Personal website]

Artificial organ (907 bytes)
1: ... (anatomy)|organ]]. Below is a list of artificial organs that have been successfully implanted in humans:
8: See also : [[bionics]], [[prosthesis]], [[organ (anatomy)]], [[transplant]].
12: ...aio.com American Society for Artificial Internal Organs (ASAIO)].

Organ (music) (9941 bytes)
1: ...strings, as on the [[harpsichord]]. Instead, pipe organs produce sound by means of flowing air.
3: ...gan.jpg|right|thumb|300px|The [[Casavant]] [[pipe organ]] at [[Notre-Dame de Montréal Basilica]], [[Montr...
7: Organs date back to classical antiquity. Early organs were often [[hydraulic]]; the inventor most ofte...
9: ...rch organs of today. (These were called "positif" organs; today the word tends to label a division.)
11: ...gy)|organ]]s, originates from the [[Latin]] word "organum", the earliest predecessor of the instrument us...

Stinger (organ) (469 bytes)
1: A '''stinger''' is an [[Organ (anatomy)|organ]] or body part found in various [[animal]]s that ...

Organ transplant (10139 bytes)
1: ...ailing organ with a working one from the donor. [[Organ donor]]s can be ''living'', or ''cadaveric'' (dea...
4: ...h as [[kidney|kidneys]]) or can donate part of an organ (such as split-[[liver]], segmental [[pancreas]] ...
10: Organs and tissues that can currently be transplanted i...
29: ...pen the way for more common transplations of such organs as hands, face, kidney or larynx.
35: Organ transplants that can ''not'' be performed today i...

Organ stop (5635 bytes)
1: ...c sounds (''[[timbre]]s'') available on a [[pipe organ]]. A particular stop is usually selected by pulli...
6: ... providing the "full-bodied" sound typical of the organ. Halving the number raises the pitch by an octave...
16: Names of stops are somewhat organ builder specific - a stop with
17: ... can have slightly different timbres on different organs.
19: ==Mechanics of the Organ Stops==

Flea organ (358 bytes)
1: A '''"Flea Organ"''' is the name given to a type of [[synthesizer]...

Organ culture (274 bytes)
1: ... conditions by the use of the actual ''in vitro'' organ itself.

Vestigial organ (2602 bytes)
1: A '''vestigial organ''' is an [[organ (anatomy)|organ]] whose original function has been lost during [[...
3: ...Robert Wiedersheim]] published a list of 86 human organs that had no known function. Theorizing that they...
5: Today, the list of human vestigial organs is much smaller, and hotly debated. It still inc...
12: Organs with a distinct purpose in one sex, for example ...
19: ...igorously attacked the idea, claiming that for an organ to be "vestigial" it must be utterly useless.

Otolith organ (1120 bytes)
1: ...igotolith.jpg|thumb|300px|illustration of otolith organs showing detail of utricle, ococonia, endolymph, ...
3: The '''otolith organs''' (the '''utricle''' and the '''saccule''') are...
7: ...t demonstrated that the saccule is also a hearing organ for [[ultrasonic]] sound.

Electronic organ (7963 bytes)
1: ...organ]]s have turned to less-expensive electronic organs as a viable [[alternative]].
3: ...or]]s and [[filter]]s, but most modern electronic organs use high-quality [[digital]] [[Sampling_(music)|...
5: ... largely through the film performances of Hammond organist [[Ethel Smith]]. Nevertheless, they initially ...
7: ...ument's design reflected this concept: the spinet organ resembled a piano, and presented simplified contr...
9: ...tly colored (even more so than those of [[theatre organ]]s).

Burning Organ (382 bytes)
14: # Burning Organ

Hammond organ (4572 bytes)
1: ...hurch]]es as a low-cost alternative to the [[pipe organ]], it came to be used for [[jazz]], [[blues]], an...
3: [[Image:Hammond_organ.jpg|thumb|Hammond organ]]
5: ...red to be ''electric'' rather than ''electronic'' organs.
7: ...nd sound", which modern imitations of the Hammond organ faithfully reproduce. Accurate imitation of the...
9: ...peaker|Leslie]] were widely used with the Hammond organs, though at first, Leslie was a competing company...

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