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Acaridae831

Acaridae831

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Is a tomatoes a fruit or a vegetable?

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Marzipan

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Technically it's a fruit.

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minsue232

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It is classified as a fruit. So is an avacodo.

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Trusylver

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Tomatos are a fruit

According to scientific definition - anything that has seeds is a fruit. That means that pumpkin, tomato, capsicum, cucumber and squash are botanical fruits - as far as scientific terms are concerned.

This makes your tomato a fruit.

Modern society commonly refers to all these fruits as vegetables:
Pumpkin
Squash
Tomato (In America)
Cucumbers
Green beans

The United States Supreme Court entered into this debate and gave a legal verdict on whether a tomato should be classified as a vegetable or a fruit. They decided unanimously, in Nix versus Hedden, 1883, that a tomato is a vegetable, even though it is a botanical fruit.

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