there is no tree that cheese grows on cheese is dairy and comes from cows
it is made from milk... of a cow... it is not a plant
No
The cheese fruit tree (Morinda citrifolia) is a tree in the coffee family, Rubiaceae.
yes mould does grow on cheese. take blue cheese for example
The answer is yes and no - almost all cheeses are made from the products of the cheese tree, which is then refined and matured into cheese. This doesn't mean you can eat cheese straight off the cheese tree, of course!Some low quality (American and Afghan) cheeses are just made from the side products of cow milk or pig fat - these are mostly used in McDonalds and Kraft products.
No. This might be a matter of semantics, but you don't grow cheese - you make it. Cheese is not a living organism that goes through cell division and mitosis. Cheese can expand through gas formation or can have mold or other organisms grow on or in it, but the cheese itself does not grow.
yesYes, It Does Grow on Tree
Cheese does contain protein, so it can build muscles and help you grow.
Does a tree grow in the earth its self?
you but fertilizer to make a tree grow and water it
mold can grow on old cheese
it does not unfortunately
a pear tree can grow big but an appe tree is bigger