Lemon seeds do naturally contain salicyclic acid which is the main ingredient in Aspirin, though this is in small amounts. Other than that there is nothing present in large enough quantities to make lemon seeds inedible besides the possibility that the hard seed coat or the bitter/astringent chemicals inside the seed could cause digestive problems to some people. It would probably be best for a person to try to prevent eating the seeds but any accidental ingestion would not be harmful unless the person had an allergy or a medical condition that would be aggravated by ingestion of hard seeds such as irritable bowl syndrome or diverticulitis.
No, but carrot sticks are, especially if you blend them with oil
Yes. Lemon mint leaves are used in stews and tea. It can also be used as an insect repellent by rubbing some leaves on your skin. It's also deer resistant.
You would not normally eat them, but they will do you no harm if you accidentally swallow one or two.
yes it is
Yes
actually chickens don't eat any of those but they can eat lemon seeds. Normally they would eat nuts and seeds along with grain.
All of it. Some people even eat the peal. I don't think you should eat the seeds.
A lemon has approximately 8 seeds.
The seeds are inside the fruit (the lemon) and when a creature eats this fruit, the plant hopes it will also eat the seed and then excrete it somewhere else helping that plant to move around.
A horse could eat a tiny bit of lemon cake, but not poppy seeds. If a horse ingests Poppy seeds call and equine veterinarian immediately.
7 seeds
The scientific name for lemon is Citrus limon.
who interduce lemon seed to america
In lemons
Food: juice, jam, liqueurs, etc. ===================== A lemon is the fruit of a lemon tree, its purpose is to attract an animal that will eat it and disperse the seeds (pips) contained in it so that new lemon trees will grow and the species proliferate.
No not most of them have seeds because most of them grow with seeds and most do
yes you can