When ingested orally, cotton poses no serious risk. It passes through the digestive system without causing any damage, as it is composed primarily of cellulose fiber like many plant stems including celery.
edible grass
Yes it is. "The vegetable, or cellulose-base, class includes such important fibers as cotton, flax, and jute." Encyclopedia Britannica
I believe it is. Happy to get this information
they use it to make tobacco, cotton, and rubber
* cotton * gum * rafia * rubber
cotton,jute,silk,woolen textiles,sugar and edible oil etc are examples of agro based industries.
no. sure they might be sweet but theyre not fluffy or edible. or even on a cone. first that's just a weird question...
Cotton stalks are used for manufacturing of particle boards, pulp and paper, hard boards, corrugated boards and boxes, micro crystalline cellulose, cellulose derivates and as a substrate for cultivation of edible mushrooms
no it is not edible
Cotton accounts for about 40 percent of total world fiber production.There are 35,000 cotton farms in the U.S.There is more cotton grown globally than any other non-edible crop.Cottonseed oil is cholesterol-free, high in poly-unsaturated fats and contains high levels of antioxidants (Vitamin E) that contribute to its long shelf life.Cotton accounts for about 40 percent of total world fiber production.There are 35,000 cotton farms in the U.S.There is more cotton grown globally than any other non-edible crop.Cottonseed oil is cholesterol-free, high in poly-unsaturated fats and contains high levels of antioxidants (Vitamin E) that contribute to its long shelf life.
Soy is actually the smallest edible nut. The largest edible nut in the entire world that is edible is the cocoa nut.
Snakes such as another cottonmouth or an Anaconda, alligators, and snapping turtles. Cottonmouths are also the prey of several large birds, including horned owls, eagles, hawks, loggerhead shrikes, herons, egrets, and cranes.