Yes it is a vegetable.
The definition of the word "vegetable" is a plant with an edible storage of energy that grow in or on the ground, such is an onion.
An onion is a vegetable.
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With no doubt, onion is a vegetable, not a fruit.
i tend to go by if it comes from under the ground its a vegetable and if its from a tree or vine above the ground its a fruit =)
An onion is a vegetable not a fruit.
An onion is an aromatic vegetable.
A vegetable because it has seeds on the inside.
Vegetal, teve sua origem na Γsia.
brah its a vegetable
yup :)
a vegetable
chives is fruit or vegetable? Chives (Allium Schoenoprasum) is a member of the onion family, so is therefore a vegetable. It is sometimes listed in cookbooks as a herb.
No, people only used to think that the tomato was a fruit, which it is now officially declared not a fruit, but a vegetable. Onions were always, and are always going to be, a vegetable.
The term "vegetable" is rather ambiguous, depending on the forum one is addressing however for practical purposes, an onion is a vegetable.
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onion?
A bulb generally comes under a vegetable, specifically an onion. However bulbs are known to be a part of some plants.
No, an onion is not a lily. It is not a flower. An onion is a vegetable.
Green onions (AKA scallions or spring onions) are definitely a vegetable: they are the bulb and stalk of the green onion plant. You can generally tell fruits from vegetables because fruit is a seed-bearing organ of the plant, whereas vegetables are just the tasty pieces of the plant. For example, onion seeds are small and black, sort of like poppy seeds but even smaller. You won't find them in the green onions that you buy at the supermarket. Tomatoes, on the other hand, are a type of fruit that we usually think of as a vegetable because they aren't sweet.
the potato is also a vegetable.
Yes it is a white vegetable.
An onion is an aromatic root vegetable.