What is the scientific name of the carrot plant?
The carrot plant has the scientific name Daucus carota subsp. sativus and belongs to the Apiaceae family.
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The carrot plant has the scientific name Daucus carota subsp. sativus and belongs to the Apiaceae family.
Purple and yellow varieties dominated cultivation until the modern orange carrot emerged in Afghanistan during the 10th century.
A raw carrot contains 41 calories while providing 93% of the Daily Value for vitamin A in a standard reference amount.
China leads global output accounting for 42% of the total harvest combined with turnips reaching 45 million tonnes in 2024.
The Royal Air Force used this story as propaganda to explain why British pilots could fight effectively in darkness due to newly adopted radar technology.