yes. but since peas have (are) seeds, they're also biologically a fruit - as is corn.
Both, they are the drag queen child of sugar plums and peas.
Yes, peas are a vegetable, just not in the same sense as broccoli. Peas are considered a starchy vegetable.. They do not provide the same health benefits as other non-starchy vegetables.
A fruit is a plant ovary/womb. The fruit of a plant contain the seeds of a plant. Vegetables are essentially everything else: seeds (peas and beans), stems (asparagus), leaves (lettuce and, spinach), flowers (broccoli and cauliflower), and roots (carrots and potatoes). Nuts are tree seeds. Peanuts are a variety of beans. Peas and beans are vegetables. Peas in the pod are fruit. String beans, the green bean pod and the beans inside, are fruit. Tomatoes, cucumbers, watermelon, and squash are fruit. Some fruit, however, does not contain real seeds. Few varieties of bananas contain seeds. Strawberries have the seeds on the outside.
Pat Katz has written: 'Parsley, peppers, potatoes & peas' -- subject(s): Cookery (Vegetables), Grain, Vegetables, Cookery (Fruit), Fruit, Cookery (Cereals) 'The Kitchen Gardener's Companion'
The sources of fiber are: fruit, green leafy vegetables, nuts, peas, beans and whole grain cereals.
Frijoles, Tomatoes, Avocados, Potatoes, Sweet potatoes, Cassava, Mangoes, Chillies, Peas, Onions, Garlic, tropical fruit, imported fruit and vegetables,
* they are green * vegetables
green peas
Bananas, carrots, lettuce, blueberries, strawberries, raspberries, broccoli, celery, apples, turnip, cucumber, grapes and peas.
Dogs can eat carrot sticks or sugar snap peas cut up into small portions .
They are formed in a pod.