If flowers are fertilised to make seeds then how can peanuts be underground but peanut flowers above ground?
If uncooked raw peanuts planted in the ground would produce a peanut plant which is a bush and if the peanut plant is fertilised in the flower
From a fertilised flower above ground to to a underground peanut pod for reproduction is a very far distance for a single fertilised cell to travel
Supposedly something called a peg grows from the fertilised flower to reach the undergrpund
Cashews seem at least twice as exoensive as peanuts if not more and I am talking about the nuts not any fruit if they have fruit also and I am not claiming cashews have fruit but you called it fruit instead of nuts
I kind of assumed that if a plant grows fruit then it does not grow nuts and vice versa although I do not know if nuts are a kind of fruit according to biologists
I guess biologists consider nuts to be a kind of fruit but regular speakers of American English do not
