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Why do you think that quinoa is classified as a grain even though it is a seed? What does it share in common with grains? With seeds?

Why do you think that quinoa is classified as a grain even though it is a seed? What does it share in common with grains? With seeds?
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Why do you think that quinoa is classified as a grain even though it is a seed? What does it share in common with grains? With seeds?

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they grow and provide food for living things

Step-by-step explanation:

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The consistency of quinoa when cooked is similar to rice or any grain when boiled honestly. I feel as though quinoa is rice’s cousin.
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