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Edible plants
Tomatoes are scientifically fruits, but culinarily vegetables, I'm using the latter one.
Fruits
Vegetables, leaves and roots
Legumes/seeds/nuts/etc.
Spices
Huh? ?
Tomato
Pear
Cherry
Blueberry
Spinach
Beet
Walnut
Broccoli
Banana
Mango
Rice
Pineapple
Mint
Ginger
Cabbage
Cucumber
Peanut
Peach
Carrot
Almond
Radish
Strawberry
Apple
Bean
Lettuce
Corn
Pumpkin
Eggplant
Watermelon
Apricot
Orange
Pea
Potato
Olive
Garlic
Coconut
Pepper
Grape
Onion and spring onion
Fennel
Soy bean
Grapefruit
Brussels sprout
Dragon fruit
Celery
Mandarine
Sunflower seeds
Artichoke
Kale
Quinoa
Guava
Fig
Leek
Parsley
Napa
Asparagus
Cranberry
Pomegranate
Cherry tomatoes
Cilantro
Citrus?
Cashew
Durian
Horseradish
Turnip
Chestnut
Sweet potato
Parsnip
Melon/Cantaloupe
Date
Lentil
Zucchini
Squash
Mallow
Thyme
Danelion
Kiwi
Swiss chard
Blue Raspberry ?
Blackberry
Cauliflower
Lychee
Currant and blackcurrant
Rambutan
Pomelo
Kidney bean
Star fruit
Bok choy
Chickpea
Persimmon
Jew's mallow (Molochia)
Kumquat
Chard
Elderberry
Mangosteen
Papaya
Tamrind
Watercress
Blood orange
Nutmeg
Kohlrabi
Maracuyá
Custard fruit
Jackfruit
Wasabi?
Salmonberry
Manilkara hexandra
Rutabaga
Okra
Areca
Loquat
Baru
Kiwano
Canarium ovatum (pili nut)
Plants that Luther Burbank invented?
Sugar apple
Asian pear/Papple
Taro root
Mongongo
Buddha's hand
Blood lime?
Guarana
Gac
Sapote
Miracle berry?
Ackee
Kiwiberry
Cherimoya
Cupuacu
Aronia
Mandrake?
Chocolate vine
Silphium ?
Soursop
Romanesco Broccoli
Cloudberry
Honeyberry
Paradise nut
Ugli
Other
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