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cucumbers are vegetables and with melons i guess it depends on the kind of melon like cantaloupe, honeydew and watermelon are fruits
Cucumbers are a fruit. Melons are an epigynous berry or false berry, an accessory fruit found in certain plant species with an inferior ovary, distinguishing it from a true berry. In these species other parts of the flower (including the basal parts of the sepals, petals and stamens) can ripen along with the ovary.
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What crops were grown in Galilee?
corn,quava,mangoes,grapes,peppers,zuchinii,wheat,tomatoes,cucumbers,bananas,dates,melons,kiwi,avacado,pears,cheriies,citrus,apples,sorghum
What country do melons come from?
Melons and watermelons come from mostly Brazil. Infact 30% of melons and watermelons are from Brazil. Hopefully this helps
Did pharaoh used to sell melons?
no I wonder of the question. Do you think a ruler (pharaoh, king, president, whoever) will sell melons?
When were melons first discovered?
Melons were "discovered" on the third day when God said, "Let there be..." and mature vegetation appeared all over the earth.
Chemical symbol for cucumbers?
Cb.100H2O
Scientific difference between melons and cucumbers please help im doing an essay?
Melon genus is Citrulus and not Cucumis.Cucumber genus is Cucumis. Melons fruits are round in shape while cucumbers are elongated fruits.
What were vasco da gamas discoverys?
melons cucumbers spices silk coconuts
Is pickle a tuber vegetable?
Pickles are generally made from cucumbers. Cucumbers are not a tuberous vegetable, rather they are the fruit of a vine or bush related to melons.
Where are cucumbers grown in Australia?
Cucumbers are in the same family of fruit as melons. Cucumbers are native to the Middle and Far East. Since the early 1800's, cucumbers and melons have been grown in North America. Cucumbers are now grown virtually everywhere in the world, with the exception of Antarctica. Even in the Artic North, in a heated greenhouse, the cucumber can be grown. There are green, white, brown, yellow and red cucumbers. Most cucumbers are eaten in an unripe state. Watermelon, which is not related to the cucumber, originally came from Africa.
Is pumpkin part of the gaourd family?
Cucurbitaceae is a plant family commonly known as melons, gourds or cucurbits and includes crops like cucumbers, squashes (including pumpkins), luffas, melons and watermelons.
What are Florida's two main crops?
sugar, citrus, lettuce, tomatoes, peppers, and cucumbers, along with melons and potato's.
What foods contain silica?
Foods that contain silica are cucumbers and melons. These help skin, eyes, nails and hair remain healthy.
How do you ripen an already picked cucumber?
You don't. Cucumbers aren't like tomato's or melons or most fruit. It's a vegtable and can only start to decay, not ripen.
What is a list of fruits with many seeds?
Not all fruits contain the same number of seeds. Fruits such as tomatoes, cucumbers, green peppers, and melons usually have lots of seeds.
What has the author Arthur Geoffrey Puttock written?
Arthur Geoffrey Puttock has written: 'The hydrangea' 'Tomatoes, cucumbers and melons' 'The cyclamen' 'Bulbs and corms' 'Delphiniums and campanulas' 'Lovely fuchsias'
Can you name 10 unisexual flowers?
Some examples of unisexual flowers are: Cucumbers Melons Pumpkins Watermelons Squash Corn Kiwi Hemp Ginkgo Papaya
What is the most commonly grown apple in Michigan?
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