List of Vegetables That Start with E

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There are 6 vegetables that start with E and here they are so you don't have to search for them anymore.
 

If you are wondering what are some of the vegetables that start with E – that might be for your next school assignment or you just have this drive to learn about all the vegetables there are because you love foods – here are all of the vegetables starting with E.

If you ever change your mind to explore more of foods, not just vegetables, we also have a page that covers all the foods that start with E as well.

With that being said, let’s get started with sharing vegetables beginning with E without wasting any of our time.

Vegetables That Start With E:

elephant garlic

So far, we found 6 vegetables of letter E.

1 – Earthnut Pea:

Earthnut pea is a perennial plant, native in moist temperate parts of Western Asia and Europe.

Its scientific name is Lathyrus tuberosus.

2 – Eggplant:

Eggplant is a species in the nightshade family Solanaceae.

It is also known as Brinjal.

3 – Elephant Foot Yam:

Elephant foot yam is a tropical tuber crop grown in South Asia, Africa, Southeast Asia, and the tropical Pacific islands.

Its scientific name is Amorphophallus paeoniifolius.

4 – Elephant Garlic:

Elephant garlic is a perennial plant found in the onion genus.

It is not true garlic though.

5 – Endive:

Endive is a leaf vegetable found in the genus Cichorium.

This is another vegetable that starts with E.

6 – Ensete:

Ensete is an herbaceous species of flowering plant in the banana family called Musaceae.

Its scientific name is Ensete ventricosum.

This is all there is about vegetables of letter E.

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The information contained within this article and overall site is merely for informational purposes and is based on historical facts. Please always consult with your dietitian before creating a diet plan for yourself.

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