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    The document classifies vegetable crops according to their methods of culture and edible parts. There are 5 main methods of culture: 1) root vegetables where the underground parts are eaten, like potatoes and carrots; 2) fruit vegetables where the fruits/seeds are eaten, like tomatoes and beans; 3) salad crops where the leaves are eaten fresh, like lettuce and celery; 4) cole crops which are closely related like cabbage and broccoli; and 5) spinach and greens where the leaves are eaten. Vegetables can also be classified into 4 groups based on their edible parts: leaves and stems, leaves and fruits, leaves/flowers/fruits, and fruits/pods/seeds. Students are then asked

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    The document classifies vegetable crops according to their methods of culture and edible parts. There are 5 main methods of culture: 1) root vegetables where the underground parts are eaten, like potatoes and carrots; 2) fruit vegetables where the fruits/seeds are eaten, like tomatoes and beans; 3) salad crops where the leaves are eaten fresh, like lettuce and celery; 4) cole crops which are closely related like cabbage and broccoli; and 5) spinach and greens where the leaves are eaten. Vegetables can also be classified into 4 groups based on their edible parts: leaves and stems, leaves and fruits, leaves/flowers/fruits, and fruits/pods/seeds. Students are then asked

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    The document classifies vegetable crops according to their methods of culture and edible parts. There are 5 main methods of culture: 1) root vegetables where the underground parts are eaten, like potatoes and carrots; 2) fruit vegetables where the fruits/seeds are eaten, like tomatoes and beans; 3) salad crops where the leaves are eaten fresh, like lettuce and celery; 4) cole crops which are closely related like cabbage and broccoli; and 5) spinach and greens where the leaves are eaten. Vegetables can also be classified into 4 groups based on their edible parts: leaves and stems, leaves and fruits, leaves/flowers/fruits, and fruits/pods/seeds. Students are then asked

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    Classification of
    Vegetable Crops
    According to Their
    Methods of Culture
    Plants may be classified
    according to their
    methods of culture.
    Plants belonging to this
    type may be classified
    according to their basic
    cultural requirements:
    1. Root vegetables

    • 1. The underground parts of


    these vegetables are eaten.
    Examples are sweet potato,
    Irish potato, radish, carrots,
    onions, garlic, and turnips.
    Fruit Vegetables

    • 2. The fruits and/or seeds of these vegetables are


    eaten. Examples: corn, beans, eggplant, pepper,
    tomato, mongo, soybeans, cowpea, okra,
    cucumber, chayote, wax gourd, and squash.
    Salad Crops

    • 3. The leaves of these


    vegetables are eaten fresh.
    Included in this group are
    lettuce, celery, parsley,
    watercress, and endive
    Cole Crops

    • 4. Vegetables belonging to this group


    are closely related. Examples: Chinese
    cabbage, cabbage, cauliflower, broccoli,
    and Brussels.
    5. Spinach and other Greens (Potherbs) –

    • 5. These vegetables are among the oldest of


    the vegetable garden plants grown for their
    leaves. Examples: spinach, mustard, kale,
    collard, and chard.
    4. Classification Based on Edible Parts

    • 1. Leaf and Stem – Vegetables belonging to this type of


    classification are usually grown for their leaves and stems.
    • Examples are bamboo shoots, spinach, Chinese cabbage,
    amargoso, sprouted mongo, swamp cabbage, kangkong, tender
    fern, saluyot, malunggay, green onions, lettuce, and squash.
    • 2. Leaves and Fruits – hot pepper, bitter gourd, cowpea,
    andChayote.
    • 3. Leaves, Flowers, and Fruits – squash and malunggay,
    • 4. Fruits, Pods, and Seeds – bread fruit, rimas, bitter gourd,
    chayote, eggplant, jackfruit, batao, okra, garden, and pea
    Activity 2 Go to your original grouping.

    • Write as many vegetables that you know and agree among yourselves
    the classification of these vegetables.
    • Classify the vegetables you identified previously in Activity 1.
    • Present your output to class in three minutes. 3. Write the classification
    of vegetables in the left boxes and examples of plants beside the boxes.
    Present your ideas following the chart below in 3 minutes.

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