Plants

Pumpkin is a very delicate vegetable; it is safe to feed it to babies.

It occurs in the form of trees (less often shrubs) with straight stems. The habit of the plant is slender.

Saguaro has very sharp and durable spines.

The cob usually contains 600 grains.

The sycamore wood is very light, yellowish-white to almost white, glossy, with distinct rings and vessels visible to the naked eye.

Sugar maple trees are susceptible to various diseases, the most common being canker and gall.

Reddish-purple flowers of pineapple are inconspicuous, but there are nearly 200 of them in an inflorescence.

One glass of Brussels sprouts provides 14% of the daily potassium requirement.

Studies have shown that due to the high content of beta-carotenoids, frequent consumption of pumpkin reduces the risk of stomach, breast, lung, and colon cancer.

Until recently, they were harvested exclusively by hand, although rapidly advancing automatization and robotization constantly change this process.