What is a scientific name of Bread crumb?
Bread crumbs don't have a scientific name.
Here's why:
* Not a biological organism: Bread crumbs are a processed food product, not a living organism like a plant or animal. Scientific names are used to classify and identify species in the biological world.
* No specific composition: Bread crumbs can be made from various types of bread, with different ingredients and processing methods. There's no single, consistent scientific formula for their composition.
While you might find specific names for different types of bread (like "Triticum aestivum" for wheat), that doesn't translate to a scientific name for the crumb itself.
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