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No, lettuce is a vegetable, not a fruit. It is a leafy green plant that is commonly used in salads and Sandwiches.
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What is the chemical property of lettuce?
Lettuce is not a chemical compound.
Why is lettuce considered living?
Lettuce is a plant, and plants are living things.
What climate zone does lettuce grow in?
The Lettuce plant comes from the Biosphere climate
Does lettuce have acid?
Lettuce itself is not acidic; in fact, it is slightly alkaline. However, depending on the soil conditions and growing environment, lettuce may absorb some acidity from the soil.
Is lettuce carnivores?
No, lettuce does not eat anything!
Is a lettuce a vegtabe or a fruit?
Yes, lettuce does have fruits but the part of the lettuce that we consume is the leaves. However, for the fruit of the lettuce plant to be classified a citrus fruit, it must have citric acid. Since it does not, it is not a citrus fruit.
Fruit or vegetable that is never frozen?
Lettuce
What does the lettuce fruit looks like?
Lettuce is not a fruit; it is a green, leafy vegetable. There are different types of lettuce which varies from lighter to darker green with different shaped leaves.
Does fruit salad have lettuce in it?
no it doesnt
What fruit of vegetable begins with i?
iceberg (lettuce)
What vegetable of fruit comes from the leaves?
lettuce
Which fruits or vegetables begin with the letter i?
Iceburg lettuce. Indian corn. Indian turnip is a fruit.
What is a fruit or vegetable starting with i?
Ita palm is a fruit. Iceberg lettuce is a vegetable.
Is a Lettuce fruit or vegetable?
It depends . According to us ( people ) , we classify it as a vegetable , but biologically it's the leaves of a fruit . The flower of any plant is having an ovary . A fertilized ovary is called a fruit ( Biological Definition ) and we eat the leaves ( or walls ) of the lettuce fruit .
What do budgies eat out of your hand?
Lettuce, seed and fruit
What fruit or vegetable starting with the letter L?
Lettuce
What are the Names a type of salad that doesn't have lettuce in it?
Fruit
