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| − | A '''tomato''' is a type of red fruit. | + | A '''tomato''' is a type of red [[fruit]]. The fruit itself grows in clusters on the [[plant]]. |
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| + | Tomatoes is commonly grown in most places of the world, due to its nature of producing more than the needs of the grower and the speed of which the fruit grow and ripen. Since the plant uses [[photosynthesis]] for the primary focus of growth, proper [[prune|pruning]] directs energy to fruit production. | ||
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Revision as of 17:01, November 3, 2007
A tomato is a type of red fruit. The fruit itself grows in clusters on the plant.
Tomatoes is commonly grown in most places of the world, due to its nature of producing more than the needs of the grower and the speed of which the fruit grow and ripen. Since the plant uses photosynthesis for the primary focus of growth, proper pruning directs energy to fruit production.