Spices come from the leafy green part of a plant. a. true b. false

The correct answer is B. False

Explanation:

Spices are substances derived from plants that are used in food usually to give the food some flavor, although they can be used as cosmetics, medicines or as part of rituals, examples of spices include cinnamon, curry powder, and basil. Additionally, these spices are obtained from different parts of the plants or example cinnamon is obtained from the bark of the plant while ginger is obtained from the roots, and mint is obtained from leaves. Thus, it is false spices come from the leafy green part of a plant because they can be obtained from different parts of plants.

the answer to this question is a

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