Assertion: peanut | /r/HasProperty | legume
Facets:
value: technically
type: MANNER
value: definitely
type: DEGREE
value: from a different family of plants
type: OTHER
value: despite its name
type: OTHER
value: interestingly
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: Is a Peanut a Legume?
text: Tree nuts grow on trees, whereas peanuts grow underground and are considered legumes.
text: Peanuts (Arachis hypogaea) are a legume that originated in South America.
text: While they sport the "nut" name, peanuts are actually a legume, making them a member of the family of plant-based items that includes lentils, beans and soybeans.
text: Peanuts are not a true type of nut botanically and they are actually a legume similar to peas and beans.
text: Looking only at these common distinctions, it can be difficult to determine whether a peanut is a legume or a nut; it contains two seeds, the pod is indehiscent, and the seed is not attached to the ovary wall.
text: Despite its name, a peanut is a legume and not a nut.
text: Here’s what to look for when buying this spreadable staple (yes, a peanut is technically a legume, but we’re including it here anyway), and how to keep it fresh and tasting its best:
text: Although peanuts are technically a legume, which means that they belong to a group of foods from a specific plant family, most people consider them as a nut.
text: Interestingly, peanuts — one of the most popular nuts in the world — are technically a legume and thus botanically a vegetable.
text: In this context, it is unclear whether peanut is a nut or a legume because the pod of the peanut is dehiscent whereas the seed is not at all attached to the ovary wall which is quite similar to the nuts.
text: Any self-respecting pub quiz bore will tell you a peanut is a legume, a relative of the pea.
text: It is important to know that peanuts are a legume and from a different family of plants to tree nuts (almonds, Brazil nuts, cashews, hazel nuts, macadamia, pecan, pistachios and walnuts).
text: Although the peanut is actually a legume belonging to the same family as beans and peas, it proudly takes the title of America’s #1 snack nut while also boasting many of the same health benefits as nuts.
text: Peanuts are legumes, which are edible seeds enclosed in pods, and are in the same family as beans, lentils, and peas.
text: They are in fact legumes, and grow underground.
text: Peanuts are actually legumes!
text: Peanuts are not true nuts; they are legumes, the technical term for dry beans.
text: Peanuts are legumes which come in either bunch or runner types.
text: Peanuts are legumes and are not botanically related to tree nuts (almonds, walnuts, cashews, etc.).
text: Peanuts are legumes and are biologically unrelated to tree nuts.
text: Peanuts are actually legumes, not nuts.
text: Peanuts are legumes (beans), but in some cases a peanut allergy may accompany a tree nut allergy and vise versa.
text: For example, almonds (seeds) and peanuts (legumes) are not true nuts despite most people thinking they are.
text: Nuts are also called tree nuts and peanuts are legumes.
text: As it is readily apparent in the name, however, peanuts are definitely legumes.
text: Nuts are nuts but peanuts are legumes.
text: Tree nut allergies are distinct from peanut allergy, as peanuts are legumes, whereas a tree nut is a hard-shelled nut.
text: Peanuts are actually legumes and a fleshy coat like a plum surrounds almonds.