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Fruit vegetables
These are fruits from vegetable plants. They include tomatoes, peppers, cucumber, squash and many others.
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American tonda squash
Fruits & vegetables; Fruit vegetables
The American tonda squash is part of the large and varied Cucurbitaceae family, and the Cucurbita pepo botanical name. The American tonda squash is also known as tonda Padana squash or Americana ...
Armenian cucumber
Fruits & vegetables; Fruit vegetables
The Armenian cucumber, AKA Yard-long melon and Snake melon, is defined within culinary terms by its appearance, however, it is botanically classified as a melon. Its scientific name is Cucumis melo ...
assorted heirloom tomatoes
Fruits & vegetables; Fruit vegetables
Heirloom tomatoes packed in an assorted box, usually ten pounds, are the most common packaging of these tomatoes for commercial distribution. Varying widely in size, shape, color and taste, heirloom ...
baby gold bar squash
Fruits & vegetables; Fruit vegetables
Baby gold bar squash, AKA gold Rush, is of the species, Cucurbita pepo, along with other squashes, gourds and pumpkins. There are essentially three types of squash: constricted neck, zucchini and ...
baby green zucchini squash
Fruits & vegetables; Fruit vegetables
Baby green zucchini squash is of the species, Cucurbita pepo, along with other squashes, gourds and pumpkins. There are essentially three types of squash: constricted neck, zucchini and winter. Green ...
baby scallopini squash
Fruits & vegetables; Fruit vegetables
Baby scallopini squash is of the species, Cucurbita pepo, along with other squashes, gourds and pumpkins. There are essentially three types of squash: constricted neck, zucchini and winter. ...
baby yellow crookneck squash
Fruits & vegetables; Fruit vegetables
Yellow crookneck squash is of the species, Cucurbita pepo, along with other squashes, gourds and pumpkins. It is a summer variety of squashes which should immediately distinguish it as a ...
