10 Things Probably You Didn't Know About Strawberry.
Strawberry Facts
- Strawberries are native to North America. The first colonists in America shipped strawberry plants back to Europe around 1600s. Early Americans did not bother cultivating strawberries because they were plentiful in the wilds.
- The first garden strawberries were built 300 years ago in France thanks to King Louis XIV, a well-known admirer of the fruit.
- Strawberries originated through cross-breeding of the Virginian and Chilean woodland berries.
- Strawberry word has its origin from Old English words “steowberie” or “streawbelige”. There are many theories associated with the origin of the word. The Old English word for the berry was strÄ“awberige, and the exact origin of the name is not known. The most likely explanation is that the seedlike achenes that cover the strawberry were thought to resemble straw.
- There are around 2,000 strawberry species, which differ in taste, size, and color. There is even a white strawberry which tastes like a pineapple.
- strawberries contain around 92 percent water per fruit.
- There is a museum in Belgium just for strawberries.
- Strawberries are the only fruit that wears their seeds on the outside. The average berry is adorned with some 200 of them.
- Some strawberries are of Apple size.
- The Internet weighs the same as a strawberry. The weight of all the electrons in motion that make up the internet at any one given moment is equivalent to 50 grams according to Youtuber Vsauce.
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