No, they are seeds.
No, not all nuts are considered seeds. Nuts are a type of seed, but not all seeds are classified as nuts.
yes and no you can eat them but they are seeds
All nuts are seeds but not all seeds are nuts. One famous example the Castor Bean.
No. It seems that all nuts are seeds, but not all seeds are nuts. In order to be considered a nut, the seed must NOT split along a seam (ie peanuts and sunflower seeds, which are not nuts for this reason).
yes magpies eat seeds and nuts
The seeds on strawberries are seeds.
seeds Sun flowers have seeds, inside the seed kernel is the meat or nut.
All nuts are also seeds. However, all seeds are not nuts. A seed is the embryonic form of a plant, that if sowed can produce a new plant. A nut is defined as a single seed encased in a hard shell. Peanuts are also considered nuts even though they usually come two seeds to the shell. And, sunflower seeds are not considered nuts, even though they have a hard shell. So clearly, this answer is in need of improvement. Some people are allergic to some nuts, like peanuts, but seed allergies are rare. People who are allergic need to avoid the nuts they are allergic to because the allergy can cause death.
Nuts are a type of seed, but not all seeds are nuts. Nuts are a specific type of seed that is enclosed in a hard shell, while seeds can refer to a wider variety of plant reproductive structures.
No, because a buckeye is considered a nut. However, you may need to know that peanuts are NOT nuts and that buckeye (chestnuts) are seeds and not botanically nuts, if that makes a difference.
No it's a fruit as the seeds are in the inside.
No they are seeds that is why we say sesame seeds not sesame nuts. The seeds grow in pods.