No. It is true that peanuts grow underground but they grow down from the branches of the plant above. They burrow into the soil and then mature. Farmers have to plow the field to get the peanuts.
That's right a peanut is not a root.
The peanut plant is a legume and like other legumes produces seeds in a pod, like a bean or pea.
After flowering,when the pod starts to form, the plant bends down to the earth and buries its pods in the ground. The pods then mature underground.
yes
root, it is grown underground like mini potatoes :)
The flower. The stalk enongates untill it is underground and the peanut develops there.
Yes:)
Peanut butter is made by simply grinding up 'peanuts'. Peanuts are the fruit (a pea) of the peanut plant which occur in a pod on the end of a long shoot which pushes itself underground for the peanut to develop (hence groundnut which is another name for a peanut).
yes. Peanuts are legumes they belong to the same family as peas and beans. When the flower is fertilized the flower dies and a long stalk grows down into the ground and the fruit (peanut) develops in the soil. Very strange.
The Latin root for "colossal" is "colossus," which means giant or statue.
Because a peanut's called a peanut. =]
Root nodules with bacteria are found fairly easily on legumes like beans, peas, clover, soy and peanut as well as on alder trees. Some plants have scarce nodule development and others have dense clusters.
The peanut capsule is the skin of peanut
peanut butter Peanut is a compound word. pea + nut = peanut
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No. Peanut butter contains peanuts.