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This Starchy Staple Is a Storage Root That Grows as a Vine

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This starchy staple is a storage root that grows as a vine and requires a long warm growing season.This starchy staple is

A) potato.
B) taro.
C) cassava.
D) yam.
E) sweet potato.

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