There are more than 575 + types of potatoes and the list is probably still growing since they are crossbred all the time. However potatoes can be more generally broken down by their skin: Russet, Red, Yellow, White, Blue and Purplest from flavour, Sweet, flowery, hard, bitter, easy cook, long cook , etc
and some potatoes are evolving bigger and new.4500 to date. mostly from Peru where they originate from. Cross breeding is not the problem , they are looking for a breed that is stronger than any blight , disease and still easy to grow in arid regions of the world. All plants need water but any type of tuber need more than the rest. But as long as the water is not infected then washing up water would be OK as long as it is not fed from above but allowed to trickle in from below ground when the earth itself can filter it. Survival of the fittest. potatoes are one of those which do but also need feeding the correct way. Peru is quite an arid country but they use their land and water courses frugally, they plant near or as close to where water is available. New potatoes are small because they have not had enough time to grow, that is fine because they taste good, but so does a week old Lamb. (sorry veggie eater's younger it is the tastier it is. But spuds are growing at a grater rate than we know, in China it is becoming more a staple diet than rice. perhaps there will be a super race of potato one day, one that the Irish people won't forget where they planted them, (joking) sorry for the quip, Potatoes , rice, (grass) , corn what else is there as a staple diet grown on the land that can sustain the world. I hope there is!
The Inca Civilization grew over 200 kinds of potatoes. They all were different, some skinny, some small, they grew alot of potatoes. Also they were in different colors. There is approximately 267 kinds of potatoes grown in Inca. I hope this answer indeed helps you for what you were looking for. it maybe was for a project, essay or whatever it was... This information is very useful. Use it wisely!
There are close to 4,000 varieties of potatoes in the world, and did you know that there are only 50 varieties of potatoes in New Zealand? Here are some from all around the world: aria potatoes, draga potatoes, frisia potatoes, ilam hardy potatoes, nadine potatoes, red jackets potatoes, red rascal potatoes, rua potatoes, tiffany potatoes and vivaldi potatoes.
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There are many indeed! Way over 2,000 but I'm not exactly sure of the answer. Try Google that always helps me out ;)
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Large baking potatoes and small red potatoes.
plenty of collors
Blue Potatoes, Fingerling Potatoes, White Potatoes, Russet Potatoes, Red Potatoes, Yellow Potatoes
It depends on the size/mass of the potatoes. they are not all the same size.
Yes. for example, potatoes, rhubarb, many types of flowers, many types of weeds, and any thing with pesticides on it.
The spanish word, patata, i think, was the first, idk what was next. All i know. So, look up the next ones.
Red potatoes, because they hold together better that russet potatoes!
As far I know no. Because you can only crossbreed plants if they are of the same family for example you can cross a tomato with a bell pepper because they are of the family 'solanaceae' (which is the Latin name) or translated the 'nightshade' family.
first of all it is potatoes
There are many examples of high-satiety foods to boost energy. They include all types of nuts, boiled potatoes, and foods high in protein, such as tofu and meat.
Some potatoes are, but not all potatoes are grown in Idaho.
well their are alot of pickles in the world especially in India why do u need to know anyway?