Fruit And Vegetables Flashcards

(36 cards)

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Berries

A

Small juicy and thin skin

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Fruit

A

Part of plant that holds seeds

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2
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Melons

A

Thick rind

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3
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Citrus

A

Thick rind thin membrane separating inner flesh segments

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4
Q

Drupes

A

Single hard seed (pit)

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5
Q

Pome

A

Thick, flesh with tender edible skin small seeds in middle

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6
Q

Tropical

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Grows in tropical regions

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7
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Immature fruit

A

small for size and have poor color and texture

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8
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Mature fruit

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Reached full size and color

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9
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Regreening

A

Green substance returns to skins of ripe oranges and bright lights

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10
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Ripe fruit

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Reached peak flavor and are ready to eat

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Underripe fruit

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Very firm lack flavor not reached full eating quality

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12
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What changes when produce is cooked

A

Texture
Color
Flavor
Nutrients

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13
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Flowers

A

Tender and can be eaten raw

Cauliflower and broccoli

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14
Q

Fruits (vegetable)

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Raw, fruit part of plant

Tomato
Cucumber

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15
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Seeds

A

Grows new plant (beans)

16
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Stems

A

Edible

Asparagus

17
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Leaves

A

Cabbage and lettuce

18
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Roots

A

Store food supply

Carrot and turnip

19
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Tubers

A

Large under ground stem

Potato

20
Q

Bulb

A

Fresh leaves surrounding part of stem

Garlic
Onion

21
Q

Sea vegetable

A

Sea weeds grown in water

Carrageen

22
Q

Enzymatic browning

A

Browns due to oxygen exposure

23
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Enzymatic browning prevention

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Storage of underripe fruit
Room temp brown bag
25
Banana storage
Uncovered at room temp
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Berry storage
Refrigerate
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Citrus storage
Room temp | Fridge longer storage
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Ripe fruit storage
Fridge in container
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Cut fruit storage
Fridge in container
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Store potatoes
Cool dark dry place
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Store onion
Cool area in basket so air can circulate
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Store other veggies
Crisper, plastic bag in fridge
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Purchasing fruit and veggies
Condition density color aroma size and shape texture
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Types of fruits
``` Melon Berry Citrus Pome Drupe Tropical ```
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types of vegetables
``` Flowers Fruits Seeds Stems Leaves Roots Tubers Bulb ```