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What is celery to a scientist?
Celery is the stem of a plant.
Why does celery have tube like structures?
Celery is a stem
Is celery a root or stem?
No, celery has leaves but the celery is not a leaf. if the leaves are up and the root is down whats leftover
Is a carnation stem thicker than a celery stick?
No a carnation stem is much thinner than a celery stalk.
Is yam an underground stem?
No, yam is not an underground stem. It is a tuberous root vegetable that grows underground.
What part of the celery you eat?
the stem
What food you eat in stem?
Celery and asparagus are examples of stem foods.
Does celery store its food in the stem or roots?
They store food in the roots
What part of the celery plant do you eat?
Stem
What kind of vegetables grow on a stem?
celery,
Is celery a fruit or vegetable?
Celery is a vegetable. It is just the swollen petiole (part of the leaf) of the plant.
Is a radish an underground root or underground stem?
TurnipTurnip is a bulbA bulb is an underground stem
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