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more.override author name: slideshow ordering: ascendinglisticle list ordering: ascendingpending review: nooriginal publish date: wednesday, august , review date: wednesday, august , issue date: monday, july , date display: original publish date root and tuber recipes known as nature's buried treasures, roots
and tubers are geophytes, a botanical term for plants with bulbs (storage organs) that lie beneath the soil. roots usually grow downward, anchoring the plant into the ground, where they absorb moisture and nutrients. examples are beets, carrots, celeriac, parsnips, sweet potatoes, and turnips. tubers...
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free of mechanical or insect damage, decay, sunscald injury, greening of fleshy scales, sprouting, bruising, doubles, bottlenecks (onions which have abnormally thick necks with only fairly well developed bulbs) and other defects. quality green onions have a thin, white shank or neck at least to cm in
length. green onions should be well-formed (at most slightly curved or angular), uniform in shape, thin-necked, turgid, bright in colour, well cleaned, and free from excessive roots , decay, insect-injury, mechanical damage, broken or crushed leaves, or dehydrated clipped-ends. green onions are eaten...
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