The straight-forward is answer is no, at least not straight away...
The potato is a tuber and, as part of the plant's root system, has the ability, like many plant roots, to regenerate the plant if it is removed from the root system. A simple way to demonstrate this ability is to take a potato and leave it in a dark drawer/cupboard for a couple of weeks. The potato will grow shoots (known as eyes) as it attempts to find light and soil to grow. If you then plant the potato it will grow into a potato plant again.
If the potato is left out of the soil too long it will eventually dry up, begin to rot and then it will die.
A Potato growing in the ground is living, if you pick it for consumption you kill it. So a potato is dead because it previously was living.
It is not very likely that a prisoner will ever become a couch potato and die.
Yes, you can, - potato chips too.
No such thing as a potato tree! But if there was, there would be 42 potatoes there, and the grapes would be yellow with a shade of blue.
Because they got a disease commonly known as the potato blight.
Yes you will. virtually every human that has ever eaten a potato is either dead or will die. They appear to have a near perfect fatality rate.
Potato eyes on a potato are just the roots of the potato growing out. They injdicate that a potato is old, and has not been freshly harvested. Potato eyes on a human just refer to swollen eyes - usually meanig that he/she has ben crying!
Emigrate or die.
The potato blight and the British abandoned Ireland and let everyone to die
Gustav Pick died in 1921.
Ludwig Pick died in 1944.
Arnold Pick died in 1924.