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10 lines about strawberry

Answer 1

Strawberries are red, heart-shaped fruits. They are eaten fresh, often with cream. They are also used as a filling for pastries, pies, and cakes. Strawberries are rich in vitamin C, and they also contain iron and other minerals.

Strawberry plants grow in mild regions all over the world. The United States and Canada are leading producers of strawberries. Many countries have developed their own strawberry varieties to suit their climate.

Strawberry plants grow close to the ground. At the top of the plant is the crown, from which the leaves sprout. The leaves have three hairy parts with jagged edges. White flowers grow in small groups on slender stalks. As the plant gets older, the crown sends out runners that spread over the ground and form new roots. This makes the plant bigger.

Botanists (people who study plants) do not consider strawberries to be true berries

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Answer 2

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1. The average strawberry has 200 seeds.
2. A strawberry flower averages five to seven petals
3. Technically berries have seeds on the inside and they don’t come from a single ovary, so strawberries are really in a group all their own.
4. Strawberries are the first fruit to ripen in the spring.
5. Majority of the roots roots are located in the top 3 inches of soil.
6. 94% of American households consume the berries.
7. According to the USDA, Americans eat 3.4 lbs. of fresh strawberries a year.
8. Americans also eat another 1.8 lbs. of frozen strawberries a year.
9. One acre of land can grow about 50,000 pounds of strawberries.

10.Strawberries are grown in every single U.S. state and Canadian province