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because of collenchyma.
The mushrooms can be harvested 10-14 days after the paddy straw has been put down. Once they show up, they must be harvested within 2-3 days.
they had tables but not fashionable and beds made of straw and wood and some beds were hamocks
Loads of types IE Mushroom LOL
nothing . both r the same. stover or straw is obtained by harvesting, thrashing and removal of any cereal grains or legumes. but stover is used for sorghum, maize, milletes and soyabean. but straw is the term used for wheat, paddy, remaining legumes.................................... can be used as fodder. but generally used for bedding purpose in U.S, unlike in countries like india.....
They are often willing to eat some kinds of straw, in particular oat straw. Therefore, when straw is used as bedding, the owner should monitor to make sure the horse isn't eating the bedding. Also if they eat too much straw, in large amounts the owner might discover that the horse has gotten pelvic flexure impaction, this is a type of colic
Rocks ie dry leaves
yes paddy is a superstar !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Paddy Ashdown goes by Action Man, and Paddy Pantsdown.
it means: the last staw