Yes, all beans are considered to be vegetables.
Soybean is unique among pulses as it is also an oilseed, containing about 20% of oil.
Only the edamame (young green soybean pod) qualifies as a vegetable, all other usages of the soybean involve some transformation, either from the whole beans, or from the protein-rich soybean flour after oil extraction.
The fruit of a plant is the part of the plant that surrounds the seeds of the plant as they develop. Beans do contain the seeds of the plant, but they don't have the same structure as other "fruits" like apples, tomatoes, squash, etc. So technically they are the fruit of the bean plant, but they are categorized as vegetables.
The soybean (U.S.) or soya bean (UK) (Glycine max) is a species of legume native to East Asia, widely grown for its edible bean which has numerous uses. Like all beans, soybean is a pulse, hence a vegetable. The FAO classifies it as an oilseed because of its 20% oil content, but the protein content is even higher, so that classification looks wrong.
In any case, soybean is unique among beans for this double usage, oil and protein.
They are a vegetable that looks like fat pea pods.
No; it's a legume.
Soybean is the fruit of glycine max - a plant classified as a legume. Likewise, corn is technically a fruit of zea mays- - a tall grass.
No. They are in fact a vegetable.
Green beans, string beans or snap beans are the unripe fruit and protective pods of various cultivars of the common bean. Technically beans are neither fruit nor a vegetable. Beans are classified as legumes, a type of plant that produces edible fruits and seeds. The long thin pod is the fruit of the legume while the small round ball inside is the seed.
that is a good question...any thing with seeds is considered a fruit...i know it sounds weird to call a zuccini a fruit ....or an eggplant ..etc
There are 2 syllables in string beans. String has one syllable, and beans has one syllable.
It is a fruit.Here is why:Fruits are the means by which flowering plants disseminate seeds, and the presence of seeds indicates that a structure is most likely a fruit, though not all seeds come from fruits.
You don't string green beans. Unless you want to for some strange reason. But there are many kinds of green beans. 'String green beans' is the name of a common type of green bean.
you think for ur self /do t he math
A fruit is a plant ovary/womb. The fruit of a plant contain the seeds of a plant. Vegetables are essentially everything else: seeds (peas and beans), stems (asparagus), leaves (lettuce and, spinach), flowers (broccoli and cauliflower), and roots (carrots and potatoes). Nuts are tree seeds. Peanuts are a variety of beans. Peas and beans are vegetables. Peas in the pod are fruit. String beans, the green bean pod and the beans inside, are fruit. Tomatoes, cucumbers, watermelon, and squash are fruit. Some fruit, however, does not contain real seeds. Few varieties of bananas contain seeds. Strawberries have the seeds on the outside.
The answer is Dicotyledon Beans are mostly Dicotyledon So, French bean is a Dicotyledon
no a tomato is a fruit. It is a fruit because it contains seeds. Any food that contains seeds is a fruit. For example a cucumber, corn, string beans and a lot more. But a tomato is actually a fruit. I don't know why people think its a vegetable. According to science it is a fruit.
The vegetable is spelled "string beans".
Beans are classified as legumes because they are dry fruit that grow in pods. From a botanist stand point, beans can be considered a fruit because they have seeds.