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What is a pea?

A pea is a vegetable that is grown on the plant pisum sativum. Peasgrow as seeds in a pod and can be eaten in the pod or just the pea.

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In Black Eyed Peas

Black-eyed peas are not peas what are they?

black eyed peas are beans,the Black eyed peas named themselves that because they said black eyed peas are soul food and their music comes from the soul.( true fact comment by … (MORE)

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In War and Military History

What does the pea in pea coat stand for?

The term "pea coat" originated from the Dutch word pijjekker, in which pij is a type of cloth, a coarse twilled blue cloth with a nap on one side. Today they are made of wool.… (MORE)

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In Fruits and Vegetables

What are in peas?

peas are a natural food source that we eat, they are also green and a vegestable

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In Fruits and Vegetables

How is a pea?

Pea is a green vegetable that grows above ground on small plant in a green pod much like that of green beans. Semi sweet in taste. Very good and healthy.

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In Gardening

Is black eye peas a pea?

Black-eyed peas are a legume, and not related to the green pea. They are more closely related to soybeans.

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In Fruits and Vegetables

How do peas pollinate?

When peas open their flowers, they are pollinated in the same waymost flowering plants are, by insects. The flowers produce bothfemale and male parts. When the bee or other in… (MORE)

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In Fruits and Vegetables

How do you get peas out from the pea pod?

You start were the first pea and gently squeeze and push till three peas are out!

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In Chickens and Roosters

What is pea fowl?

A peafowl is simply the species name for a peacock. A peacock is actually a male peafowl. A hen (female) peafowl is called a peahen. Learn more about them in the link below.

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In Fruits and Vegetables

How do you parch peas?

Parch Peas very popular in Lancashire mainly on the Fylde coast in the 50s they are really Maple Peas, a dried brown pea and you parch them by soaking overnight in salted wate… (MORE)