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- 5. a sweet, starchy, tuberous root distinct from yams, with skin and flesh colours varying from white to orange to deep purple, and grown as a creeping vine whose leaves are also edible
- 7. tiny, yummy green tubes from a plant that are crunchy and fresh
- 10. a yummy, starchy vegetable that grows underground and can be eaten baked, mashed, or fried
- 12. a green, tree-like vegetable known for its dense, edible flower heads, called florets, on thick stalks
- 14. a popular, dense leafy green vegetable known for its dark green, tender leaves that can be eaten raw in salads or cooked in various dishes
- 15. long, green, and crunchy that grow on vines, taste super refreshing and are mostly water
- 17. miniature, cabbage-like green buds that grow in rows along a tall stalk
- 18. a long, green (or sometimes yellow) summer squash that looks like a cucumber but tastes milder, with soft, moist flesh and tiny seeds inside
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- 1. crunchy root vegetables, famously orange known for their sweet, earthy flavour and helps you see
- 2. big and round, grows on a vine, has a hard skin (rind), and is full of seeds and has bright yellow/orange flesh
- 3. tiny, round, green seeds that grow inside a pod on a plant
- 4. a crisp, fibrous vegetable known for its pale green, crunchy stalks, aromatic leaves, and subtle salty-bitter taste, used in salads, soups, and juices
- 6. a layered vegetable that grows underground. It has a strong, smell and taste, comes in colours like white, yellow, and red, and is famous for making your eyes water when you chop it
- 8. a mild, sweet Chinese cabbage with crisp, white stalks and dark green, slightly crinkly leaves, that grows in a loose cluster instead of a tight head
- 9. a starchy, tuberous root from tropical climbing vines known for its varied forms, earthy flavour
- 11. a popular, nutritious vegetable known for its tender, green spears that grow from a fleshy root system with an earthy, slightly sweet flavour and a crisp-tender texture
- 13. a round, leafy vegetable that looks like a tight ball of green, purple, or white leaves, with a mild, slightly peppery taste
- 16. a vegetable known for its dense, white "curd," (flesh) which is actually undeveloped flower buds, surrounded by large green leaves
