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Which country grew potatoes?
Potatoes originated in Peru.
What was Turnip Winter like in 1917?
Turnip Winter was a time of severe food shortages because many farmers had been drafted into military service. Large amounts of rain fell in the autumn of 1917 and caused the potatoes to rot. During that time, the main source of food was turnips.
What does the Irish famine represent?
Potatoes. Potatoes are the main food in Ireland
Why did gold miners of the 1890s trade gold for potatoes?
Potatoes cured scurvy.
Why did Romans never eat potatoes?
Potatoes are native to North and South America; the Romans did not even know about the existence of the Americas, much less potatoes.
What causes potatoes to rot in the middle in the ground?
High temperature and humidity
Can you use insect dust to coat your potato seed to prevent seed rot?
Insect dust is not typically used to prevent seed rot on potatoes. A more effective method would be to store potato seeds in a cool, dry, and well-ventilated area to reduce the risk of rot. You can also use certified disease-free seed potatoes to minimize the chances of rot.
Is rot a proper word?
Yes, rot is a proper word.The word rot is a verb (rot, rots, rotting, rotted):Paper money will rot if you bury it in the ground without moisture protection.The word rot is a noun (uncountable, mass noun):The potatoes show some rot so we should throw them out.Some compound nouns for the noun rot: root rot, dry rot, brown rot, black rot, boll rot, etc.The noun 'rot' is sometimes used as slang for 'nonsense'.
Why don't worms eat potatoes in the ground?
The potato has to rot and decay into the soil if you want the worm to eat it.
What has the author C D Sherbakoff written?
C. D. Sherbakoff has written: 'Fusaria of potatoes' -- subject(s): Potatoes, Fusarium, Potato-rot, Solanaceae, Diseases and pests
Can you leave potatoes in the ground over winter?
Yes, you can leave potatoes in the ground over winter as long as the ground does not freeze too deeply, as this can cause the potatoes to rot. It is important to harvest them before the ground freezes to prevent damage.
When do red potatoes expire?
Red potatoes are good for about two to three weeks, as long as they are stored in a well ventilated room. Red potatoes do not need to be refrigerated.
What fruits or vegetables takes the longest time to rot?
Apples, potatoes, turnips, and rutabagas are some of the longest lasting fruits and vegetables.
Can you leave potatoes in the ground too long without causing any damage to the crop?
Leaving potatoes in the ground for too long can cause them to rot or become overgrown, which can damage the crop. It is best to harvest potatoes at the right time to ensure they are healthy and of good quality.
Will a carrot or potato rot first?
Carrots will rot before potatoes do because carrots are sensitive to germs and what climate they are in. Potatoes prefer darker and cooler places, but they will still stay good for up to two months if kept in a warm place. However, if kept there to long, it will grow soft and will begin to grow new roots, making it inedible.
How long does it take for potatoes to rot and why?
If stored in a cool dry place (not in the refrigerator, but in a wire container) at about 45 to 50 degrees and away from onions you should expect them to last for about 4-6 months. The main reason potatoes rot so quickly is do to improper storage. Many people leave the potatoes in the bag they purchased them in, store them in the refrigerator (which affects the cell structure), store them with onions (they will produce gases that will promote decomposition) or leave them were light and warm temperatures will cause your potatoes to sprout. Damaged potatoes should be stored separately and used first because they will cause the other potatoes to rot.
What has the author DG O'Brien written?
D.G O'Brien has written: 'A Common disease of Potatoes: Viz., Stem Rot, Rosette or Little Potato'
