Potatoes are the portion of the plant called the "tubule." It's the underground stem that the roots protrude from. The nodules that form as roots begin to grow are called "eyes." The myth is that these contain a higher concentration of the poison solanine, found in commonly in the nightshade variety of plants. However, they are not poisonous, just fibrous and not considered palatable.
Potatoes are spuds; basically roots, that grow in an edible plant. The eyes are extra roots that they can sprout some additional buds from and get nutrients from the earth. These dense entry points are darker than the white flesh and thus look like 'eyes'.
The eye of the potato are the little roots that start growing. If a wedge of a potato with one or two eyes is planted in a garden it will grow into a new potato plant. Potatoes can also be propagated by using seeds collected from potato flowers.
No, it contains alpha-solanine and alpha-chaconine, which are poisonous.
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They are poisoness, do not eat them.NO **** SHERLOCK! : )
While potatoes that have been frozen are safe to eat the cell structure of the potatoes will have been damaged. As a result the quality of the potato has been diminished.
No they are not safe, Potatoes are toxic to horses and shouldn't be fed to them.
Yes, they are safe, just cut that part off if you don't like it.
Yes, it should still be safe to eat.
Im assuming you are talking about the potato skin...and the answer is yes
CAn you eat a decrative potato plants potato?
Potatoes are rich in vitamin D and they are safe to eat during jaundice. This includes sweet potatoes and yams.
No, it contains alpha-solanine and alpha-chaconine
if you do not use an eye on the potato when planting ,this spud has nothing to germinate with, the eye is like a seed.
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it is an eye