What is a pumpkin a fruit or a vegetable?!
actually a squash is a fruit dont be fooled
hope this helped
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Answers: a squash it is more like a vegetable but its not one
actually a squash is a fruit dont be fooled
hope this helped
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its a squash
Fruit.
It is a common misnomer to call it a vegetable. Other fruits as well:
http://vegetablegardens.suite101.com/art...
it's a fruit because it has seeds
a fruit. It's a gourd like a squash or watermelon, which are fruits
fruit
a fruit is formed from a flower and cotains seeds.
vegetables are vegetation, ie. leaves, stems, part of the plants itself
um idk it looks like a big orange tomatoe i think a tomatoe is a fruit? um il say fruit
it's a fruit
its a fruit because it is were the seed are, where a vegetable is the plant it self.
From:
http://www.urbanext.uiuc.edu/Pumpkins/fa...
They are fruits.
fruit-because it has seeds
go on this website
http://vegetablegardens.suite101.com/art...
its a fruit , and so is a tomato
vegtable.
When you ask whether or not it's a fruit or vegetable, you're asking a culinary question because the term "vegetable" is a culinary term so in that respect, pumpkins are vegetables because they are used in savory cooking.
Botanically speaking, pumpkins are fruits because they contain seeds. A fruit is actually one of the ovaries of a tree.
"Vegetable" is not a scientific term used in botany, so it doesn't really make any sense when people say "pumpkins are fruits not vegetables". Are they trying to say scientifically, pumpkins are fruits not vegetables (when "vegetable" is a culinary term) or the same thing in a culinary sense?
Unless you consider pumpkins a sweet fruit that can be eaten raw as opposed to a vegetable used in savory cooking, pumpkins are vegetables.
But one thing's for sure: scientifically, pumpkins are fruits because there is no such thing as a "vegetable" in botany.
Vegetable
It is the enlarged ovary of a plant, therefore it is a fruit.
obviously a fruit.
Giant fruit... but a fruit.
Just like the tomato is a giant berry... but a berry...
Fruit