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Long Yellow Berries.
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  A seedless grass seed.
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  I always thought it was in the bean family
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    No you’re thinking of peanuts.
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      Well, I am now
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      Are legumes beans?
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        …are they not? I thought it was just a fancy word for bean.
        
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        I looked it up and beans, lentils, peas, and peanuts are subcategories of legumes.
        
        So all beans are legumes, but not all legumes are beans.

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