Peanut Anatomy: Shell, Kernel, and Seed Structure Explained #3301660 (License: Personal Use)

This high-quality illustration depicts the complete anatomy of a peanut: the outer reticulated shell, the inner reddish-brown seed coat (testa), and the pale yellow cotyledons once shelled. Each stage is rendered with realistic texture and lighting to highlight natural features such as the shell’s vein-like ridges and the smooth, glossy surface of the kernels. The image serves both educational and culinary contexts.

Used on nutrition blogs, agricultural education sites, food packaging guides, or recipe pages where visual clarity of peanut structure supports understanding of preparation, allergen info, or botanical classification. Matches user intent for learning about legumes, cooking with peanuts, or identifying parts for dietary needs.