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why does a radish is called an edible root​

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Answered by salmanansari420
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Radishes are most commonly seen as the small red bulbs with broad, green leaf tops. It is a root vegetable; but has a much more distinct peppery taste compared to turnips or beets. Radishes are related to mustard seeds. All parts of a radish—the bulbs, seeds, and leaf tops—are edible.

Answered by Fazila303
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Radishes are most commonly seen as the small red bulbs with broad, green leaf tops. It is a root vegetable; but has a much more distinct peppery taste compared to turnips or beets. Radishes are related to mustard seeds. All parts of a radish—the bulbs, seeds, and leaf tops—are edible.

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