Fruit vegetables

Fruit vegetables

These are fruits from vegetable plants. They include tomatoes, peppers, cucumber, squash and many others.

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Thai eggplant

Fruits & vegetables; Fruit vegetables

Thai eggplant, Solanum xanthocarpum, is the given name to an abundance of eggplant cultivars of all sizes, shapes and colours. The small round pale green, yellow or white eggplants, called "ma khua ...

tiger eggplant

Fruits & vegetables; Fruit vegetables

All eggplants are members of Solanaceae family, which includes several important agricultural crops, including the potato and tomato. The family is also informally referred to as the nightshade ...

white corn

Fruits & vegetables; Fruit vegetables

White corn is a member of the grass family Gramineae. Corn, known historically as maize outside of the English language, is technically classified as a grain crop, though when harvested young, it is ...

white jalapeno pepper

Fruits & vegetables; Fruit vegetables

The white jalapeno is also known as a Bogyiszloi in Hungary. This variety is a Sante Fe type of pepper similar to a Sante Fe Grande. The two differ as the Sante Fe Grande is larger and more of a ...

white Japanese eggplant

Fruits & vegetables; Fruit vegetables

The white Japanese eggplant, botanical name Solanum melongena var. esculentum, is a perennial fruit, as it bears seeds within its body; it is specifically classified as a berry. Though, botanically a ...

yellow corn

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Corn, scientific name Zea mays and known outside of English languages as simply maize, is a member of the grass family Gramineae. It is technically classified as a grain crop, though when harvested ...

zutano avocados

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Avocados are members of the family Lauraceae, which includes the plants that produce edible cinnamon, camphor, sassafras and the herb laurel (bay leaf). Avocado varieties are identified as being ...