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Are turnip plants sexual or asexual?
Turnip plants reproduce sexually and are primarily pollinated by insects. The plants create seeds during their second growing season.
Are turnips sexual or asexual?
Turnip plants reproduce sexually and are primarily pollinated by insects. The plants create seeds during their second growing season.
What vegetable name starts with ''tur''?
A turnip.
What is a black turnip?
a black turnip is a turnip that went for a mud bath
How do you say turnip in french?
Turnip in French is un navet.
What is a turnip?
A turnip is a vegetable quite like potato but slightly sweeter. A turnip is a round root vegetable. It is white at the bottom and purple or red at the top.
What part of speech is turnip?
Turnip is a noun.
Is turnip is herb?
A turnip is a root vegetable.
Is a turnip a bird?
no, a turnip is not a bird - it is a vegetable
Is turnip a root?
Yes, it is.
Which is healthier a turnip green or a turnip root?
green
Is turnip fruit or vegetable?
a Turnip is a Vegetable.
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