carrot is a stem or a root of a plant?
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Root. It stores food for the green plant above the ground
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Whitch is not a word and if you mean "which", you need to give multiple choices for us. Otherwise say, "what plants contain phloem and xylem?"
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They both refer to categories of plants.  The term monocot refers to plants with a single embryonic seed leaf while dicots have two.  There are other differences also, such as the vascular bundles are scattered in the stems of monocots while in dicots they are arranged in a ring. In monocots the leaf veins are arranged in parallel, while in dicots they branch out in a lace like network.
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Maybe the tree of life is rooted to the 'nutrient soil?' What I mean is that organic compounds were thought to form before any cell. They provided the nutrients for these early cells, so my best guess is that they would be your roots.
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No. Weed is an herb. Tomato is a fruit/vegetable.
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No. Carrots are used in many alternative medicce as a tool for getting healthy.
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carrots- vitamin A\nbananas- potassium\ncitrus- vitamin C\nwheat- fiber and protein
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Plants with short roots-all cereals eg. wheat,rice,etc.\nplants with big roots-all tap rooted plants eg. pipal,mango.\nplants with small roots-herbs,shrubs eg. Shoe flower plant.\nplants with edible roots-radish(Raphanus sativus),carrot(Daucus carrota),Beet root(Beta vulgaris),etc.\nplants with long root system are the plants which are tall,huge.Apart from these the xerophytes also have deep penetrating root system, these roots are long and go deep in search of water.eg all cacti.
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The banana "tree" is not a tree at all but a shoot from an underground stem. When it flowers, the growing tip of the shoot becomes a flowering stem when then supports the fruits. Since the growing part of the shoot can no longer grow (because it was converted into a flowering shoot) the whole shoot dies off after the fruit has been set. The plant itself is mostly underground; it doesn't die but produces more shoots (more "trees").
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Sunlight is an energy to make a carrot grow. Carrots have carbohydrates which give your body calories to burn. Thats energy. Vitamin A is an energy you need and can get from carrots.
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what are the carrots for? if this is for homework, you shouldn't be asking..
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The stem of a plant is made of cellulose and lignin, tough fibers that can hold the plant up
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It depends on what vocabulary you are using.\n\nCulinarily speaking, a tomato is a vegetable because it is not sweet and is used in the savory portion of a meal, as opposed to fruits like apples, which are sweet and used as sweets.  For a pumpkin, it depends on where you are - some cuisines use pumpkin in the sweet course (like pumpkin pie), while others use it as a savory side dish.\n\nBotanically speaking, it is a fruit. However, "vegetable" is not a term that is used at all in botany. It doesn't refer to a specific plant structure and all botanical terms specify what part of the plant the items comes from. \n\nSo if you are going to insist that a tomato is a fruit, you should also point out that zuchinni and okra are also fruit; spinach is a leaf; rhubarb and celery are stems; carrots, radishes, and turnips are roots; broccoli and cauliflower are both flowers and stems; nuts, grains and legumes are seeds; and potatoes are specialized stems called tubers.
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are you talking about full sized carrots or baby carrots either way yea carrots are good for you
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Monocotyledonous plants, as a rule, do not have cambium.\n\nDracaena and Yucca are exceptional monocots having cambium.\n\nAll cereals confirm to the rule mentioned above.
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Yellowroot, common name for any of several plants with conspicuously yellow roots, especially the shrub yellowroot, a low shrub of the crowfoot family native to eastern North American woodlands. The name is also applied to goldenseal, or orangeroot, which is also a member of the crowfoot family. Goldenseal, a hardy perennial native to eastern North America, has showy leaves and red fruits. Its roots are dried and used for medicinal purposes. \n\nScientific classification: Yellowroot is a member of the family Ranunculaceae. Shrub yellowroot is classified as Xanthorhiza simplicissima, and goldenseal is classified as Hydrastis canadensis.
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Answer a is not correct because Pteridophytes and Gymnosperms also contain Vascular Tissue.\n\nAnswer b is not correct as both the groups mentioned above have true leaves and roots.\n\nAnswer d is not correct as Gymnosperms also produce seeds.\n\nAnswer c is the only correct answer as only Angiosperms produce Flowers as well as Fruits.