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Its like a flower bud for garlic plants.
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What is the bud of garlic?
The pieces of garlic when you peel the skin off are usually called cloves but sometimes are called buds. The whole bulb of garlic with roots and all is sometimes called a head or bud of garlic. The garlic plant forms buds when the flowers are forming. It could be any of these things.
What is the edible part of garlic?
swollen leaves and bud
Garlic is a stem or a root?
garlic is a specialized growth bud, it is neither root or stem. It qrows underground and when you plant one piece of the garlic, it will grow into a new one
What is a collective noun for garlic starting with letter c?
The standard collective nouns for garlic are a bulb of garlic or a rope of garlic.However, collective nouns are an informal part of language. Any noun that suits the context can function as a collective noun; for example, a clump of garlic, a cache of garlic, a cauldron of garlic, etc.
In Bud Not Buddy what is bud?
Bud is Bud's nickname.
What keeps dracula away?
A cross and a string of garlic.
What is a collective noun for garlic?
The collective nouns for garlic are a bulb of garlic or a rope of garlic.
What are mexicos main religeons?
bud bud bud bud bud and cing chong ching chong
Is garlic bread and garlic naan bread the same thing?
Garlic bread and garlic naan (or nan or non) are not the same. Garlic bread is sliced bread with butter and garlic on the top. Garlic naan is a round flatbread with garlic baked into it.
What is a common dish for garlic?
A common dish for garlic is a bowl full of garlic. A common dish for garlic is a bowl full of garlic.
What is the best way to mince garlic for garlic butter?
Garlic is a herb. The culinary part of garlic is the bulb which is divided in cloves. Garlic can be minced for inclusion in recipes such as garlic butter. Garlic can be minced by dicing it with a knife, or by using a garlic press.
What is crushed garlic?
Chopped garlic is garlic cloves that have been peeled and chopped.
