The beetroot, the part we eat and use, is actually the root of a plant. that's why it's called a beetroot. Sometimes, you can see the upper portion of the plant, but it's usually cut off. Ginger, potatoes, and radishes are other root vegetables.
A beet is a root plant.
Sugar cane and sugar beet are both sources of sucrose, but they come from different parts of the plant. Sugar cane is a type of grass, and the sugar is extracted from its stalks. In contrast, sugar beet is a root vegetable, with sugar extracted from its fleshy root. Both plants undergo processing to convert their sugars into the sweetener commonly used in food and beverages.
Sugar beet, swedes and beetroot are all indeed modified roots.
A beet is technically a root. So the root of the plant is the beet, and whatever that grows out of it is the actual 'plant' portion.
Beet is a noun.
A beet is a common noun.
a root
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A fruit contains seeds. A 'beet' is the root of the beet plant, and is therefore a vegetable, not a fruit.
An ovary is the part of the plant an apple comes from.
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