An example of edible underground stem is
Correct answer: D. Potato
- A. Carrot
- B. Groundnut
- C. Radish
- D. Potato
Explanation
(d) : Carrot and Radish are root modifications while edible part of groundnut is seeds. Potato is an edible underground stem. It is a tuber, which is a swollen stem that stores food. The potato is the edible part of the plant. It is a good source of vitamins C and B6, as well as potassium and fiber
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