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Is a potato a vegetable or a fruit?

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The potato is a root vegetable. The Incas grew them as early as 200 BC, way before French Fries!  see the full page
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Is a potato, the food a member of the class vegetable (edible seeds or roots or stems or leaves or bulbs or tubers or nonsweet fruits of any of numerous herbaceous plant) or the class fruit (an edible part of a plant that is generally sweet and juicy)?
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Because the classification of fruit or vegetable is determined by humans, the genome is designed by a more significant being. the tomato has seeds, it develops from the flower while the potato is a tuber and develops from the...  see the full page
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