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Carrots are biennial plants that store large amounts of carbohydrates for these plants to flower in the second year

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  • Photo title: Carrots are biennial plants that store large amounts of carbohydrates for these plants to flower in the second year
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  • Carrots are biennial plants that store large amounts of carbohydrates for these plants to flower in the second year. The flower stems grow to about 1 m high, with white flowers, and a sweet, unpleasant taste. The edible part of the carrot is the tuber or root.
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