DF2014:Tomato

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Tomato plant

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Urist likes tomato plants for their fruit.
Seed
· Tomato seeds
Graphic
No graphic
Seasons
Spring Summer Autumn Winter
Biome
Tropical Dry Broadleaf Forest
Wet Dry
Products
Alcohol	Tomato wine
Fruit	Tomato
Plant Properties
Edible	No
Cookable	No
Fruit Properties
Edible	Yes
Cookable	Yes
Seed Properties
Edible	No
Cookable	Yes
Uses
Food Alcohol
Wikipedia article

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Tomatoes are an aboveground garden vegetable. They can be planted in all seasons, the fruit is edible raw or cooked, (seeds when cooked), and can also be brewed into tomato wine.

Some dwarves like tomato plants for their fruit.

Note that this plant, along with buckwheat, is only found in worlds with poles and a Medium or Large size, since it's unique to the Tropical Dry Broadleaf forest biome which only generates under those conditions due to a bug.

Admired for its fruit.

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Tomatoes are often employed by throwing them at performers with low comedian skill who attempt to tell jokes.

Raws

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