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How many seeds are in a pickle?
Typically, there are no seeds in a pickle. Pickles are cucumbers that have been pickled in vinegar or brine, which does not involve keeping the seeds.
How many seeds does a pomagranate have?
Around 40 to 50 seeds.
How many seeds does a longan have?
One
How many seeds are in fuji apples?
On average, a Fuji apple contains around 10 seeds. The number of seeds may vary slightly depending on the size of the apple.
How many seeds does a loquat have?
Loquats have between one to ten seeds. Ordinary they have 3 to 5 seeds.
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How does the stawberry's seeds dispersed?
your daddies sprm
What fruit has its seeds on the outside of the fruit?
well strawberry does but I'm not sure its the only one...
What is a container of containers?
a stawberry container
What is the spanish word for stawberry?
fresa
How do you say stawberry in spanish?
strawberry is "fresa"
Are they stawberry short cake popsicle?
Yes.
What vegetable looks like the heart?
a stawberry
What type of pudding does Tom Daley have?
stawberry and cream
what is the land of strawberry and vegetable of Philippines?
land of stawberry and vegetable
How is stawberry milk made?
strawberry syrup and white milk
What is a stawberry fruit or vegetable?
Strawberry is a fruit
Is a stawberry an acid or base?
Hi vitamin C, it will be acidic.
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