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Moles don't actually eat plant roots or bulbs, they're insectivores, and earthworms make up the majority of their diet, with grubs and other soil insects rounding it out. The root damage you see is mechanical, not dietary: tunneling creates air pockets around roots, drying them out and destabilizing the surrounding soil. This matters practically, because it's why grub-control treatments alone rarely solve a mole problem, moles will keep tunneling for earthworms even in a grub-free lawn.