Collective nouns refer to denotations used to describe a group of individual objects or entities. While baby corn is commonly seen and enjoyed as an appetizing ingredient in various culinary preparations, it is not typically known to require collective nouns to describe gatherings or units of the vegetable. Baby corn is generally enjoyed individually, whether incorporated in stir-fries, salads, or served whole as a crunchy bite-sized snack. While descriptors like "bunch," "handful," or "packet" could be used informally to refer to similar quantities of baby corn, it is more common to simply talk about the number of individual baby corn cobs available rather than employing a collective noun for them.