Common Primary School Science Misconceptions 19

By: Jessica Loke
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Carrots generally reproduce from seeds. The part of the carrot that we eat is its root. However, they can also be reproduced vegetatively using the top of the root containing the bud.

 

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Posted on 19/02/2018

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