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Name the 9 vegetable classifications.
Tubers, roots, bulbs, shoots, flowers, stems, fruits, seeds, and fungus.
What is a tuber?
A vegetable that grows underground on the root of a plant.
What are examples of tubers?
Potatoes, yams, and artichokes.
What is a root vegetable?
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What are examples of root vegetables?
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What is a bulb vegetable?
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What is a shoot vegetable?
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What is a flower vegetable?
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What is a stem vegetable?
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What is a fruit vegetable?
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What is a seed vegetable?
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Study Notes
Vegetable Classifications
- Nine classifications of vegetables: tubers, roots, bulbs, shoots, flowers, stems, fruits, seeds, and fungus.
Tubers
- Defined as vegetables that grow underground on the root of a plant.
- Examples include potatoes, yams, and artichokes.
Root Vegetables
- Vegetables that grow underground and absorb nutrients directly from the soil.
- Examples include carrots, turmeric, and beetroots.
Bulb Vegetables
- Typically used to flavor meals rather than consumed alone.
- Notable examples include onions, leeks, and garlic.
Shoot Vegetables
- The primary edible part is the long shoot, which emerges above ground.
- Examples are spring onion, celery, and asparagus.
Flower Vegetables
- Utilized for their edible flowers.
- Common examples include cauliflower, artichoke, and broccoli.
Stem Vegetables
- These vegetables feature the stem as the main edible portion.
- Examples consist of asparagus, brussel sprouts, and kohlrabi.
Fruit Vegetables
- Characterized by containing seeds, akin to fruits, but typically savory rather than sweet.
- Think of tomatoes, eggplants, and cucumbers as common examples.
Seed Vegetables
- Defined by possessing seeds either within or on their surface.
- Examples include beans, bell peppers, and peas.
Fungus Vegetables
- Unique in that they require neither leaves, roots, seeds, nor light for growth.
- A well-known example is mushrooms.
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Test your knowledge on the different classifications of vegetables with this engaging quiz. You'll learn about tubers, roots, bulbs, and more as you identify key examples and definitions. Perfect for anyone looking to deepen their understanding of vegetable types.