no they are actually a cousin to the carrot a root plant! Peanuts are the product of a trailing plant known as Arachis hypogaea. They are not nuts. they are legumes. they are referred to as nuts because they seem more like nuts then legumes, such as lentils and beans.
"Ground nuts" or "earth nuts" is another name for peanuts, goober nuts, monkey nuts or pig nuts.
Peanuts are not nuts, they are goober. I am not sure if nuts or peanuts can conduct electricity, though.
Yes. Peanuts are called Ground Nuts in Africa.
If the ratio of cashews to total nuts is 16 to 50, and there are only cashews and peanuts in the bag, then the ratio of peanuts to total nuts is the number of total nuts minus the number of cashew nuts, or 50 - 16 = 34 to 50 To find the percentage of peanuts, divide the number of peanuts by the total number of nuts and multiply that number by 100 to obtain (34/50) x 100% = 68% Note: Depending upon how sly your teacher is, this is a "trick question" because neither cashews nor peanuts are actually "nuts". Peanuts are legumes and cashews are seeds. Therefore, the answer might be: "None of the nuts are peanuts, because peanuts are legumes, like peas or beans, not nuts."
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Peanuts, like peas and beans, are legumes. Nuts have different botanical origins.
Peanuts grow underground. But, peanuts aren't truly nuts; they're legumes.
No, cashews and walnuts are tree nuts. Peanuts grow underground and are legumes.
nuts of course A: nuts, of course, and some peanuts are salted, have had honey added, etc.
The production of peanuts for snack nuts totaled 3.32 million pounds in 2002
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