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An editor on Biology Insights’s editorial team, Lauren M. Berman covers food science and the botanical origins of ingredients found in grocery aisles. She previously reported on local agriculture and wholesale produce markets for a regional business publication. Berman holds a bachelor’s degree in journalism and concentrates her reporting on where cultivated fruits and vegetables originate and how they are classified botanically.

What Is the Difference Between Blackberries and Mulberries?Botany
What Plant Does Real Wasabi Come From?Botany
How Many Types of Persimmons Are There?Botany
What Do Berries Grow On? Shrubs, Vines, and More Botany
Are Artichokes and Asparagus Related?Botany
Do Figs Grow on Vines or Trees? The Botanical Truth Botany
Where Do Berries Grow? From Wild Habitats to Farms Botany
Is an Olive a Stone Fruit? The Botanical Answer Botany
Is Aloe Vera a Fruit? A Look at Its Botanical Classification Botany
How Do Almonds Grow? From Flower to Harvest Edibles
What Color Are Cranberries Before They Turn Red?Edibles
What Did Pumpkins Used to Look Like?Botany
Is Passion Fruit a Berry? The Botanical Answer Botany
Do Berries Grow on Vines? The Botanical Answer Botany
Are Kiwi Berries Related to Kiwis?Botany
Where Do Cloves Grow? From the Spice Islands to Today Edibles
How Many Types of Spinach Are There?Edibles
Are Mangos Melons? The Key Botanical Differences Botany
What Nuts Grow in Hawaii? From Macadamia to Kukui Botany
Are Peaches and Mangos Related? A Look at Their Lineage Botany
Is a Zucchini a Berry? The Botanical Answer Botany
Is There a Watermelon Tree? How the Plant Actually Grows Edibles
What Plant Does Oatmeal Come From?Botany
What Is Pomology? The Science of Fruit Cultivation Botany
Is Watermelon a Squash? A Look at the Botanical Facts Botany
Is Coffee a Berry? The Anatomy of the Coffee Fruit Botany
What Is a Peanut Butter Tree and What Does It Taste Like?Trees & Shrubs
Is a Watermelon a Melon? The Botanical Answer Botany
Where Does Clove Grow? From Native Origins to Major Producers Botany
Is There a White Apple? The Science of Apple Flesh Edibles