[{"n": "Sugar beet", "u": "/e/part-1/sugar-beet/", "s": "The temperate-zone root crop that supplies nearly a third of the world's sugar."}, {"n": "Sugarcane", "u": "/e/part-1/sugarcane/", "s": "A tall perennial grass used for sugar production, native to New Guinea."}, {"n": "Sweet potato", "u": "/e/part-1/sweet-potato/", "s": "A starchy, sweet-tasting root vegetable from the morning glory family, native to South America."}, {"n": "Tagetes", "u": "/e/part-1/tagetes/", "s": "Genus of 50 marigold species native to the Americas."}, {"n": "Tamarind", "u": "/e/part-1/tamarind/", "s": "A versatile tropical tree bearing sweet-sour pods, used in cuisines worldwide."}, {"n": "Taraxacum", "u": "/e/part-1/taraxacum/", "s": "Genus of dandelions, vital early nectar source for pollinators."}, {"n": "Theaceae", "u": "/e/part-1/theaceae/", "s": "The tea family: shrubs and trees with showy flowers, including the source of tea and ornamental camellias."}, {"n": "Tropaeolum", "u": "/e/part-1/tropaeolum/", "s": "A genus of flowering plants with edible flowers and tubers."}, {"n": "Tulip", "u": "/e/part-1/tulip/", "s": "Spring-blooming bulbous geophytes with showy, colourful flowers."}, {"n": "Turnip", "u": "/e/part-1/turnip/", "s": "A root vegetable with white flesh, domesticated in Central Asia, grown worldwide for food and livestock feed."}, {"n": "Typha", "u": "/e/part-1/typha/", "s": "A genus of wetland plants with diverse edible and industrial uses."}, {"n": "Verbena", "u": "/e/part-1/verbena/", "s": "A genus of flowering plants with cultural and ornamental significance."}, {"n": "Vicia faba", "u": "/e/part-1/vicia-faba/", "s": "A hardy, ancient legume with a broad pod and a rich history."}, {"n": "Viola (plant)", "u": "/e/part-1/viola-plant/", "s": "A large genus of flowering plants, including violets and pansies."}, {"n": "Walnut", "u": "/e/part-1/walnut/", "s": "The drupe-like nut with a rich history and a kernel packed with antioxidants."}, {"n": "Watermelon", "u": "/e/part-1/watermelon/", "s": "A sweet, juicy vine fruit domesticated in Sudan and cultivated worldwide."}]