Tuber (disambiguation)

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A tuber is a type of modified plant structure that is enlarged to store nutrients.

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Marcus Butler English YouTuber and model

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Luis Fernando Flores Alvarado, known on YouTube as Fernanfloo is a Salvadoran gaming YouTuber. With a total of over 7 billion views, more than 570 videos and 36 million subscribers, his channel is the 31st most-subscribed channel on YouTube, the fifth most-subscribed in Spanish-speaking channels and the most subscribed channel from his native country of El Salvador.

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Cody Ko Canadian YouTuber, comedian, podcaster, rapper, and musician

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