Tomatoes

Yes and no.

Tomato leaves, vines, and stems are toxic to rabbits (they contain tropane alkaloids, along with rhubarb and other plants). NEVER give these parts of the tomato plant to a rabbit. A rabbit's digestive system is very sensitive and it takes very little to cause an upset tummy or make it ill. Most rabbits in the wild instinctively know what not to eat, toxic plants usually have a bitter flavour and the rabbit will simply not eat it. But a domestic rabbit, used to sampling whatever you give it, may not know better and eat too much.

Some rabbits do eat tomato fruit, though. Wild rabbits might nibble a tiny amount of tomato fruit if they come across any as they graze among wild grasses, weeds, and other green vegetation, but tomato isn't a regular part of their diet. Tomato is not widely recommended for pet rabbits at all, although is alright to offer a small piece of the fruit as a treat once in a while.

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Yes, as long as watered regularly and is kept in warm temperatures. You can make a tomato plant thrive indoors and even produce fruit if you assist in the pollination of the flowers with a very small paint brush. A friend has a tomato plant in his kitchen that is 3 years old and still bears fruit. It will require you to add fertilizer to the water supply. If you water with tap water, let the water sit or breathe for at least 24 hours to allow the chlorine content to evaporate before using it to water your plants. If not, the chlorine can kill or severely weaken the plant. The plant must be an indeterminate variety. This means that the tomato will continue to grow till it is killed. Determinate varieties will grow only for one growing season, then stop producing fruit.

No, the physical tomato is a fruit that grows on a talk (stem).

tomoto is good for health, in this 2 types hygine is there one is good to eat another is bad to eat but BOTH are gived to hygine of the body.

B: Tomatoes are concidered a fruit, which are rich in vitamines and antioxidants. They are also acidic, and when cooked with other vegetables, help release more of the minerals contained in them. Example spinach contains iron, eaten by itself we absorb a little of the mineral, if combined with an acidic fruit or vegetable it helps the body absorb more of the mineral.

Sasuke Uchiha doesn't particularly enjoy eating tomatoes. However, he eats them since they're healthy and help him work to his full potential and also so that he doesn't get tired or sick easily.

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One bushel of fresh tomatoes weighs 53 pounds and yields about 18 quarts of canned tomatoes. Therefore, about 3 pounds of fresh tomatoes makes 1 qt of canned tomatoes.

1. tomatoes are picked
2. tomatoes are either packed in crates or sent to a processing plant
3. crates of tomatoes are placed on trucks
4. crates of tomatoes are unloaded from the trucks at the supermarkets
5. tomatoes arriving at a processing plant are either canned or made into juice, ketchup, etc.
6. the processed tomatoes (e.g. canned, juice, ketchup) are placed on trucks
7. the processed tomatoes are unloaded from the trucks at the supermarkets
8. the supermarkets place the fresh and processed tomatoes on their shelves for sale
9. consumers buy the fresh and processed tomatoes

Anything in its green state is better for you as you get the full benefit of thetrace elements contained in the vegetable. When you boil the vegetable, you dilute and remove most of the goodness out of it. Steaming veggies is better, but still not as good as the a-la-natual. Most raw vegetables are superior to cooked ones with regard to vitamin content. Overcooking veggies can rob them of much of their nutritional content. Tomatoes, however, are a notable exception, particularly with regard tolycopene, an important carotenoid with anti-oxidant characteristics. Processed tomatoes -- that is, cooked ones -- have greater available lycopene than raw ones. Tomato sauce and soup -- and even ketchup! -- arebetter sources of lycopene than fresh tomatoes.

A tomato is the developed ovary of the tomato plant flower. The plant is called a tomato plant and the fruit is the tomato you buy in the fruit shop.

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The green caterpillar will attack the foliage of your tomato plants, usually later in the growing season. If left unchecked they will move onto the tomato fruit once the foliage becomes in short supply.

No

The roots of strawberries grow underground but the leaves and fruit grow on the surface.

Place them into boiling water for 10 to 15 min, [called blanching] place in ice water, drain, then place on a cookie sheet. Freeze the tomatoes. (This will prevent them from freezing together.) When they are completely frozen, place in a freezer bag and store in the freezer.

The potato its self grows under ground howver it does get darl green foilage with flowering buds above ground when the flowers die and the green foliage begins to die (usually mid fall) you dig the potatoes from the ground using a hoe

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They have seeds inside them for they are fruit, and as most fruit, when they go bad, fall from the plant or are eaten by animals, their seeds will fall and spread on the soil and a new tomatoe plant will grow.

I only have the andwer for if you were to be eating this plant im afraid, i appologise for any inconvinience that this may case.

Companions of a tomato plant may be lettuce, cucumber, carrot and onion then you can personolise your salad by adding various fruit and veg that you would think go well with tomatoes, experiment, why not, you may even come up with a beautiful recipe.

Tomatoes are low in calories, very low in fat, and have zero cholesterol. They are excellent sources of antioxidants, dietary fiber, minerals, and vitamins. The antioxidants in tomatoes fight cancers, including colon, prostate, breast, endometrial, lung, and pancreatic tumors. Tomatoes, especially red tomatoes, are high in lycopene, an antioxidant. Together with other carotenoids, lycopene protects cells and other structures in the body from free radicals. Lycopene also prevents skin damage from ultra-violet rays and offers protection from skin cancer. Zeaxanthin is another carotenoid compound present abundantly in this vegetable. Zeaxanthin helps protect eyes from age-related macular disease (ARMD) by filtering harmful ultra-violet rays. Tomatoes contain very good levels of vitamin A, and carotenoid anti-oxidants such as alpha- and beta-carotenes, xanthins, and lutein. These pigment compounds are antioxidants that help maintain vision, mucus membranes, skin, and bones. Carotenoids also protect you from lung and oral cavity cancers. Tomatoes are also a good source of antioxidant vitamin C, which helps the body resist infection and destroy harmful free radicals. Fresh tomatoes are very rich in potassium and low in sodium. Tomatoes contain moderate levels of vital B-complex vitamins such as folate, thiamine, niacin, riboflavin as well some essential minerals like iron, calcium, manganese and other trace elements.

A tomato seed.

Yes, you can eat tomato seeds. They are completely indigestible and will pass completely through the digestive system unchanged.

The only people that can have problems with tomato seeds (and other live seeds) are those with diverticulosis, when pouches (diverticula) form in the wall of the colon. Seeds can be caught in these pouches and in some cases germinate and begin growing inside you! If this happens the person will require surgery to remove the pouches with the plants inside them.

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