Pineapples don't grow on trees. They grow as a big ground-hugging spiky plant like a bromeliad. They look like a big tuft of leaves with a pineapple in the middle sprouting another tuft of leaves, sort of like a giant orangey thistle. However, they aren't thistles, like artichokes. I think they actually are a kind of edible bromeliad.
The pineapple is the fruit of...a pineapple plant! The top of a pineapple can be removed from the fruit and rooted to produce a new plant.
An enzyme referred to as Bromelain, coming from the type of plant a pineapple is(a Bromeliad plant).
The part of pineapple that you plant to grow pineapples is the the Pineapple Crown.
The pineapple fruit is not a tap root. But the pineapple plant has a tap root.
Bromeliad is a type of plant. Generally this plant is related to the pineapple, as can be seen if one looks at a picture of a Bromeliad. They generally grow in more tropical regions.
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pineapple
plant one, with the leaves out of the ground
no it won't
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a fruit
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The pineapple is a bromiliad indigenous to South American, Brazilian biome.