Root vegetables how many are they?
There's no definitive number for how many root vegetables there are. It depends on what you consider a root vegetable!
Here's why it's tricky:
* Botany: Botanically, "root vegetable" isn't a super precise term. Some roots are actually tubers (like potatoes), which are swollen stems, not roots.
* Culinary: Culinary use is more flexible. We call things like carrots and beets root vegetables, even though they're technically taproots.
* Regional Differences: What counts as a root vegetable varies depending on where you are. Some regions might include things like ginger and turmeric, while others wouldn't.
Here are some examples of common root vegetables:
* True Roots: Carrots, parsnips, radishes, turnips, beets, celeriac
* Tubers: Potatoes, yams (sweet potatoes), Jerusalem artichoke
* Other: Ginger, turmeric, horseradish, wasabi
Let me know if you're interested in a specific category of root vegetables, and I can give you a more focused list!
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