When your potato is covered with eyes, then you cut the potato into chunks and plant them. The eyes are the beginning of new plants.
Potatoes.
You don't produce eggs. All the egg cells you'll ever have are already in your body. More than one sperm attaching to an egg is what makes more than one baby
Yes, potato plants do produce a flower. It's one of the signs the gardener looks for in order to determine when the potato harvest can begin; most home gardeners who grow potatoes look for those first tiny, delicious potatoes to be ready!There are many web sources about gardening that provide information regarding the process of growing potatoes. I've noted one in this thread. The potato flower is mentioned near the end of the article. Not only does it provide a sign that potatoes are growing under the plant; the flower also produces seeds. Remember your elementary school science - seeds are one of the ways a plant reproduces!Yes. They produce flowers, which can be a variety of colors, such as white, purple, and blue. If fertilized, they will produce small tomato-like fruits. These fruits are toxic, though, and should not be eaten.
because a cart full of potatoes has more mass
At one time it was potatoes. I don't know what it is now.
because a cart full of potatoes has more mass
because a cart full of potatoes has more mass
Singular- PotatoPlural- Potatoes
The word meaning "a tuberous vegetable" is spelt potato.
I believe its more than one.
because a cart full of potatoes has more mass
Cows are higher on the food chain, than potatoes. You can grow potatoes and then eat them, or you can grow vegetation of some kind (such as grass - but cows will also eat potatoes) and feed it to cows, who will then grow, and eventually be ready to be slaughtered and eaten. The usual estimate I have seen is that it takes ten pounds of vegetation eaten by a herbivore such as a cow, to make one pound of edible meat. So you can either have ten pounds of potatoes, or, if you feed them to your cow, one pound of meat. Hence, per pound the meat is more expensive. And that is aside from all the additional work that goes into caring for cows while they are alive, and butchering them when they are dead. Much more labor is involved.