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What are toadstool genus?
Toadstools refer to various types of mushrooms, particularly those that are often toxic or inedible. They belong to several genera within the fungal kingdom, with notable examples including Amanita, which contains many poisonous species, and Cortinarius. Unlike edible mushrooms, toadstools are typically characterized by their bright colors and distinctive shapes, which can serve as a warning to potential predators. Identification of toadstools is crucial for foragers to avoid toxic varieties.
How do toadstools grow?
toadstools grow by eating on the dead plantlife because there is nutrition there
Sentence for the word inedible?
you are inedible
How do you use inedible in a sentence?
the food was inedible
What is a word for something that cannot be eaten?
Inedible.
Is saga fruit edible or inedible?
Yes
A word that means impossible to eat?
Inedible
What eats toadstools?
First off, toadstools are DEADLY to dogs. I've found a caterpillar nibbling on the lamellae of a toadstool once.
A pixie ring is a group of what?
Toadstools.
Why are toadstools most commonly found in woodlands in autumn?
Toadstools like moist weather. If it's wetter and cooler in autumn that may be why.
Do toadstools have MRS GREN?
No, toadstools do not have the characteristics of life defined by MRS GREN (Movement, Respiration, Sensitivity, Growth, Reproduction, Excretion, Nutrition). Toadstools are fungi which have different life processes compared to animals and plants.
Why do bark garden beds have toadstools growing in them?
Toadstools grow in bark garden beds because the bark provides a moist and nutrient-rich environment that is conducive to their growth. The decomposition process of the bark creates a suitable habitat for toadstools to thrive.
