Fruits and Vegetables

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Fruits are parts of a plant that grow from flowers. They are usually juicy and can be sweet or sour. Examples: mango, apple, banana.

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Vegetables are parts of plants we eat. They can come from roots, stems, or leaves. Some are cooked, some eaten raw. Examples: carrot, spinach, potato.

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The flower becomes a fruit. After the flower blooms, it dries up and turns into a fruit.

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Mango and guava grow from flowers. The flower changes into fruit after some time.

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No, not all vegetables grow from flowers. Some grow from roots like carrot, some from stems like potato, and some from leaves like spinach.

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Carrot, radish, turnip, and potato grow under the soil. Carrot and radish are roots, while potato is a stem.

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Tomato is a fruit because it grows from a flower. But we use it like a vegetable in cooking.

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We wash fruits to remove dirt, dust, and chemicals. This keeps us safe and healthy.