Well, 'bean' is not necessarily an exact term. Dehisce (literally 'gape' or 'break open') is the name given to the plants which protect their seeds in a pod of some sort, and which breaks open.
Thus Vanilla, Cocoa, broad beans, runner beans, and peanuts may all be called beans. But that's only my opinion. A botanist would differ no doubt.
A cocoa bean may be the largest in terms of weight, but I couldn't get a figure. My guess would be 1kg perhaps. They would be about one-half the size of a coconut, and contain dozens of small seeds each a little larger than a green pea.
My scarlet runner beans at home will get at least 300mm long if I let them proceed so. Broad beans only get up to 150 - 200 mm in my garden.
I understand that Vanilla beans grow up to 150mm long.
Yes, a bean is a seed. It is a seed for a bean plant. Bean is often said in place of seed. I hope this makes it easier to understand. :)
A bean is a seed.
No you can not replace a bean nuclei with an olive seed.
Bean plants are seed producing plants
A jelly bean?
The bean is the seed of the plant.
The red kidney bean is a dicot seed because it has two cotyledons (seed leaves)
name the two bean shape structures
The seed of the coffee plant looks rather exactly like a coffee bean, because it is a coffee bean.
The seedcoat of lima bean is hard whereas it is membranous in peanut.
The difference is that the bean seed germinates by dicots and the corn seed germinates by monocots.
no,because green bean seed need warmth,air, water to grow