Are onions living or non living?

Answer 1

They are living things

Answer 2

The onion is the root part of the onion plant. It is a living thing.

Answer 3

The inner cells are alive, at least until the onion (a root) is harvested. The outer layers, like our outer skin, are dead material. Fresh onions, like flower bulbs, have the potential to grow into a new plant.

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Initially an onion cell is alive, but later it is dead.

For example when the farmer first digs up his onion crop all the onion cells in the onions are usually alive, but as the onions are left out to dry the onion cells on the outside become dehydrated and die forming an outer "onion skin" of onion cells that are dead that protects the onion flesh inside composed of onion cells that are alive. When we cook onions the onion cells die. When we eat uncooked fresh onions the stomach acid and other digestive juices kill the onion cells.

Answer 4

Yes

Answer 5

Onions are classified as non-living organisms. They are part of the plant kingdom and are considered to be non-living once they are harvested. While onions exhibit some characteristics of living organisms, such as growth and response to stimuli, they lack key features of living organisms, such as the ability to reproduce on their own and carry out metabolic processes independently.

Answer 6

Onions are considered to be living organisms because they are part of the plant kingdom. They grow, reproduce, and respond to stimuli, which are characteristics of living organisms.

Answer 7

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Answer 8

dead