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What part of speech is yam?
Yam is a noun.
What part of speech is the word yam?
Yam is a noun.
What did Usain Bolt eat?
yam
Could you eat a yam?
yes
What part of the plant that is used for propagating yam?
Any part of the yam, whole or cut, as long as it has the skin (peel).
What is yam capping?
yam capping is the name given to the covering part of the root.
What is capping in yam?
yam capping is the name given to the covering part of the root.
Is it good to boil yam with the peels?
Boiling yam peels are safe, and their also safe to eat. Yam peels are also good for fiber and digestive system.
Can dog eat yam or sweet potato?
Sure can.
What are the restrictions of what the people in Kenya eat?
fish yam and mango
Did romans eat yam?
No they did not. Yam originates from West Africa and the Romans had no contact with this area.
What plant part is yam's?
root. unlike potatoes which are tubers
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