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A plant that buries its fruit in the ground...peanuts

The first is that after its flower is pollinated, and its bright leaves begin to grow, it begins to lean towards the earth, and the leading stick that carries it lengthens in order to reach the earth. When it reaches it, it buries itself in the soil until it disappears. And of course it includes seeds. It contains a bean pod or what will grow and become a bean pod, a peanut.

It is in this soil that this century grows. Had he not been buried like this, it would not have happened.
It is a strange phenomenon that the fruit of a plant does not ripen unless it is deeply buried in the ground.

For this reason, the fruit of the peanut was on the ground, not on trees in the air, like other fruits of its kind, such as beans, peas, and other legumes that are of them.

- A plant that fertilizes the earth for its predecessors:

The second interesting thing that is mentioned about this plant is that its roots are hidden in the ground. Swellings form in it due to the invasion of a terrestrial microbe that lives there. He lives on the food he takes from these roots.
But he pays the price.

This is because it is a bacterium that can produce nitrogen from the air, oxygen, and an element of the earth such as potassium. It produces a nitrogenous salt such as potassium nitrogenate. Nitrogen is the famous organic chemical fertilizer with which the farmer fertilizes his land.

The bean plant is not the only one that does this, so this fertilizer is left in the ground so that the next plant can benefit from it.

Words do this. And peas.

Clover is one of the most famous. He plants it in the land for purposes including fertilizing the land, and after alfalfa, he plants wheat or corn, for example, in the land, and his harvest is good and abundant.

(The peanut plant, in which you can see the stems, flowers, and fruit (the peanut itself) buried underground)

What the doctor says:

Even the doctor has an article in the field of beans. According to him, peanuts are one of the most noble foods, as they contain the three basic nutritional elements: protein, starch, and fat. Despite this, it has good taste, and the taste of food is a significant factor in food, and it is calculated when calculating its nutritional value.

Ask dessert people and cooks about it, and you will find that they include it in whatever they do, whether in markets or in homes.

Almonds, walnuts, and hazelnuts are all recommended. But peanuts may replace it. Were it not for its concession, many people would think that it tastes better than these permissible foods.

What the linguist says:

Here comes the role of the linguist. The French linguist.

The Franks do not call him Fula. They call it Peanuts, Ground nuts. . And they made a mistake. So what is it that among the plant types is fava beans. It is a legume.

The French linguist apologizes for this by saying that people knew it before the botanical division, and relied on the taste, as its taste is that of walnuts.

So what we said is correct, that if it were not for the cheapness, it would have risen to
The position of the nut.

What the vegetarian says:

The botanist's statement remains, and we made it last because it is a long statement. But we shorten it.
It is a plant that does not rise very high from the ground, and may extend
It has golden yellow flowers.