Is a carrot considered fruit or vegetable?
A carrot is botanically considered a root vegetable.
Here's why:
* Fruit comes from the flower of a plant and contains seeds.
* Vegetables are all the other edible parts of a plant, including roots, stems, leaves, and buds.
Carrots grow underground as roots and don't contain seeds. Therefore, they fall under the "vegetable" category.
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