...culinary role. Examples of culinary nuts include [[almond]]s, [[peanut]]s and [[cashew]]s.
* [[Chestnut#Nuts|Chestnuts]], including:
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...{{SCH}} Common usage however expands what are considered nuts beyond true nuts.
==True nuts==
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...e [[flower]]) and all are ''indehiscent'' (not opening at maturity). True nuts are produced, for example, by some plants — families of the [[order (biol
...age:KoreanPineSeeds.jpg|right|thumb|[[Korean Pine]] pine nuts — unshelled, and shell, above; shelled, below]]
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A '''list of edible seeds''' here includes seeds that are directly foodstuffs, rather than yielding derived products.
.... The most important seed food source is cereals, followed by legumes, and nuts.
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...a grey mottled bark. The tree grows up to 18m tall mostly in low altitudes and open woodlands. The [[fruit]]s are used in the [[liqueur]] [[Amarula]].
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...rom different species and hybrids of Corylus (which see) of the Old World; and these vernacular names do not seem to be very definitely or accurately used
...ns. Probably some of the failure is due to lack of discrimination in soils and to unskilled methods of growing. See Hazel-nut. L. H. B.
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| image_caption = Candlenut (''Aleurites moluccana'') <br/>foliage, flowers and nut
...s round, 4–6 cm in diameter; the [[seed]] inside has a very hard seed coat and a high oil content.
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...far we have {{NUMBEROFARTICLES}} plant entries and other articles written and edited by gardeners from around the globe, with {{NUMBEROFFILES}} photos. C
| '''[[List of herbs and spices|Herbs]]'''<br>[[Oregano]], [[Mint]], [[Parsley]], [[Chives]], [[Basi
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| image_caption = Kola Nut — pod and seeds
The kola nut has a bitter flavor and [[caffeine]] content, and is chewed in many [[West Africa]]n cultures, individually or in a group set
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*[[List of edible nuts]]
*[[List of herbs and spices]]
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...It often occurs in association with [[Blue Pine]] (''Pinus wallichiana'') and [[Deodar Cedar]] (''Cedrus deodara'').
...d]]s ([[pine nut]]s) are 17-23 mm long and 5-7 mm broad, with a thin shell and a rudimentary wing.
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...speciosa, the popular floss-silk tree. Young leaves and flowers are cooked and used as a vegetable.
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|image_caption=Macadamia integrifolia foliage and nuts
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The '''hazels''' are a genus of about ten species of [[deciduous]] [[tree]]s and large [[shrub]]s native to the temperate northern hemisphere.
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...A weed in sandy cult. fields northward and southward; rarely grown for the edible tubers.
...d 90 degrees from each other. The plant foliage is very tough and fibrous, and is often mistaken for a [[grass]].
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...pruning is required. A promising tree for intro. into the American tropics and the warmest parts of the U. S.
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...ee]]s in the family [[Fagaceae]], native to temperate [[Europe]], [[Asia]] and [[North America]].
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...dely in the [[New World]] from southeast [[Canada]] west to [[California]] and south to [[Argentina]]. The Latin name, ''Juglans'', derives from ''[[Jupit
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| image_caption = Almonds in and out of shell
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