It's actually not considered a fruit or vegetable. It's an "accessory fruit", or pseudo-fruit. The edible part (the strawberry itself) does not form from the ovary like other fruits, but from the part of the stem which holds the ovaries.
A fruit, by definition would have seeds. Strawberries propagate through "shoots" the plant sends out separate from the strawberries, not through seeds.
It is a fruit.
No,a strawberry is a fruit. A fruit has seeds and a vegetable doesn't like a tomato is also a fruit.
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Strawberry is a fruit
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No, and they are not a vegetable either. It is a pseudo-fruit, by botanical definition.
You may be thinking of rhubarb, a green and pinkish red vegetable that looks similar to celery in shape. It is often paired with strawberry to make Strawberry-Rhubarb Pie.
Strawberries are often called pseudocarps of false fruits because the very visible part of the strawberry is a modified receptacle. The true fruit in the strawberry is the seed-like little things embedded on its sides.
No, ice cream is not a fruit. It may have fruit flavors, such as strawberry, but that does not make it a fruit. Or a vegetable either for that matter. It is a dairy product, because it is made of milk
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Yam is a vegetable that rhymes with clam. It is a starchy tuber that is often roasted, mashed, or used in soups and stews.
Fruits include strawberry, cherry, cranberry, cucumber, cantaloupe and cherry tomatoes.
any root vegetable would be correct here carrot, beet, radish etc.