another one that can't be eaten are baneberries, they're toxic, especially the stem/root. The deaths are rare but you shouldn't eat them since they still have very bad symptoms like fever, nausea, vomiting
butter is wrong.
right the 3rd vegetable name is lottar
the third vegetable that ends with 'tar' is 'chakotar' (a kind of lemon but in larger size) and 'chakotar' is also the name of the bird that ends with 'tar', it is a bird that watches moon
On average, a medium-sized cucumber measuring 6-7 inches in length will weigh around 7.1 oz (201 grams).
Large cucumbers can weigh up to 9.9 oz (280 grams) and reach up to 8.5 inches, or more, in length.
The world’s heaviest cucumber was grown in the UK by David Thomas and weighed a whopping 23 lb 7 oz (12.kg)!
The pumpkin plant grows thin hairs along the stems. These prevent some insects from getting into the stems and can be annoying to small birds and animals.
Iron can be obtained from vegetables that contain non-heme iron. Leafy greens like spinach and kale, legumes such as lentils and beans, and plant-based sources like tofu and tempeh are rich in iron. To enhance absorption, pair these with vitamin C-rich foods like citrus fruits and tomatoes. While non-heme iron is less easily absorbed than heme iron from animal sources, a well-balanced diet with diverse iron-rich vegetables ensures a steady intake. Be mindful of compounds like oxalates in some veggies that may hinder absorption. A nutritionally varied approach helps meet iron needs for overall health.
Corn seeds grow best when they are sown directly into the garden. Sow seeds directly in the garden 15-25mm deep and 20-30cm apart, with rows 50-90cm apart. Keep soil moist but never wet or dry. Seeds should germinate in around 5-14 days at a soil temperature of 16-35°C.
Yes, because you can squirt on different colors of food coloring on to each vegetable and then they will have different colors.
This is so at least one seed becomes a new plant to produce more pumpkins. This is with almost all plants.
The answer doesn't depend on the flower type, it depends on how close you plant them. Although, seed size may be a factor too. Tulip seeds are much larger than daisy seeds therefore, making them further apart.
Orchids
It is estimated that there are about 18,000 species of orchids and of these 70 per cent are epiphytes. They take their nutrients and water from the air which makes them perfect for rainforest canopy plants. They grow on host plants, but take nothing from them. Pollination, aided by birds and insects, produces masses of seeds, which are mostly wind dispersed.
Canopy BirdsSome jungle birds spend their entire lives in the canopy of the jungle rainforest. They nest in holes in trees or among the bromeliads (flowering plants native to the American tropics known for their boldcolours and unusual shapes) and other epiphytes that live near the top of the trees. One of the most striking of these birds is the Toucan. Known for its extra large, colourful beak, toucans eat mostly seeds and fruits, but have been known to eat insects and small reptiles. Hummingbird FlowersHummingbirds prefer brightly coloured flowers that have cuplike shapes and sweet nectar. Passionflowers are particularly attractive to hummingbirds and butterflies. The resulting passion fruits are then eaten by a variety of birds and animals, both of which help disperse the seeds in their droppings. ref 1 and resource