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To which other fruit is the kumquat most closely related?
pumpkin
What other fruit is the pumpkin most related?
Butternut Squash?????
What other fruit is the pumpkin most closely related?
The pumpkin is most closely related to fruits such as squash, zucchini, and cucumbers as they all belong to the same family, Cucurbitaceae.
Why pumpkin is considered as fruit?
pumpkin is probably considered a fruit because for a fruit to be called a fruit, it must have seeds. another way to know pumpkin is a fruit is because most fruit can be made into a pie such as apple pie, blueberry pie, etc.. hope i helped!
What do you get when you drop a pumpkin?
Depends on the size of the pumpkin and the fall. Most likely a big mess.
Who invented the pumpkin?
Most likely one of the early Colonists, after pumpkin was introduced to them by the Indians.
Is squash a fruit or a vegetable and why?
Pumpkins are a FRUIT https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-unUrBHYhwU
Pumpkin Pie andTurkey are eaten at which American Celebration?
sometimes Halloween but the most likely answer is Thanksgiving
What type of seed can be eaton?
Pumpkin seeds, apple seeds, orange seeds, strawberry seeds, and most other seeds in fruit
What tiny fruit grows on a vine has orange skin and red seeds?
The vine is called a balsam apple. The fruit and seeds may be toxic.
What is the most popular fruit that people eat in turkey?
Possibly Most Likely Apricots
Is a melon a berry?
Pumpkins are a squash-like fruit.They grow on a vine. A fruit is a a vegetable that has an edible substance around the seed or seeds.A pumpkin is a type of squash. A berry is defined a fruit with a ripened ovary. Technically a pumpkin is a berry just like a watermelon.It is a fruit because a pumpkin is a fleshy plant that has seeds in it and comes from a flower. Most people group sweet edible produce as fruits and less-sweet produce as vegetables. In that case, a pumpkin would be considered a vegetable.Yes, even though it's a "culinary vegetable", botanically speaking it's a fruit: a seed-bearing structure derived from the ovaries of a plant.Botanically speaking,yes.
