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ASSIGN M E hay kubo” so


IONS OF Vegetables in the “ba
9 CLASSIFICAT
N 0 - D A R W I 11/09/23
N D . L LAN E S 1
K A T H L E E *There are no stem
vegetables in the Bhay Kubo

a bles Gourd V
t
Song but it’s also a category
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V e
t as (Jicama) Pato eta
o ble
Ro gkam Ginger)
(Spong la
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ours
in
S Luy a (
ish)
Kundol
(A sh G d) T
es
ad
s (R Upo ( ou

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l

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La ourd e Si
Talo tis (T ab

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gg ato

n
with Ms. Chiaki Sato
)
ua t

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t

(Sq lan
(E om

gk
Kam ege

sh
p

e
V

tab
Fruit
a
ng
sa
laba

les
Ka
etables

Leaf & Leafst


ged Beans)

i (Peanut)

Mustasa (Musard)
i (Peanut)
Potadw (Long Beans)

Vegetables alk
(Li as)
Bean
Patam ni
rilyas
g

n
(Win
n
a
e

M
V

M
g a
s

Si
Si

Sin aw yas
gk
B u
es )

am
ab eeds

Sib b V

as
Bu
an

( g
(G Jicam
S

l
l

e
Se
sam
t eg (Oni arlic) a) Kamatis (Tomato)
ga (
g e et ons) Kalab
asa (Squash)
Lin e V a ble
d Vegetables
See Head /Flower
s
IO N S O F Vegetables
9 CLASSIFICAT
DEFINITIONS

Root Vegetables - Vegetables that are the root or underground part of a plant.
They store energy and nutrients for the plant.

Stem Vegetables - Vegetables that are the stems or shoots of plants, often
edible and harvested for consumption.

Tuber Vegetables - Enlarged structures in plants that store nutrients, typically


underground stems.

Leaf and Leafstalk Vegetables - Vegetables primarily composed of leaves or


leafstalks, usually consumed for their greens.

Bulb Vegetables - Vegetables formed by layers of fleshy leaves wrapped


around each other at the base of the plant.

Head/Flower Vegetables - Vegetables consisting of the flowering part of the


plant, usually harvested before the flowers fully bloom.

Seed Vegetables - Vegetables where the seeds or the entire seed-bearing


structure are consumed.

Pods Vegetables - Vegetables that are the pod or fruit of a plant that contains
seeds and is consumed as a whole.

Fruit Vegetables - Botanically, fruits develop from the flower of a plant and
contain seeds, often arising from the ovary after flowering.

Gourd Vegetables (Additional): Gourd vegetables refer to a group of


vegetables that belong to the Cucurbitaceae family, characterized by their
thick skins and seeds

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