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The white stuff inside a kiwi is called the mesocarp, which is the fleshy part of the fruit located between the skin and the seeds. This layer is soft and contains a mix of nutrients and moisture, contributing to the overall flavor and texture of the kiwi. The seeds are embedded within this mesocarp, adding to the fruit's unique eating experience.
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What is the white fluffy stuff in the air called?
The white fluffy stuff in the air is called "pollen."
What is the white stuff on the inside of a peach?
Its called "callus tissue" and is a natural part of the peach. It is not mold or fungus or anything harmful.
What is the white stuff inside an apple and is it safe to eat?
The white stuff inside an apple is called the apple core, which consists of the seeds and fibrous material. It is safe to eat, but the seeds contain a small amount of cyanide, so it is best to avoid eating them in large quantities.
Are white kiwis endangered?
yes
What is the white stuff that is inside a chicken called?
The clear white stuff is called albumen and it protects the yolk of the egg. The opaque white stuff (two of them) that is close to the yolk and looks almost like jelly is called chalaza and it is a protein that holds the egg yolk in the center of the albumen. You only see chalaza in fresh eggs as it disappears in stale eggs.
What is the white stuff found in the middle of an apple called?
The white stuff found in the middle of an apple is called the core.
What is the white stuff on the lakes called?
White caps!
What is the white thing in pimples?
The white stuff is called pus
What is the white stuff inside a car silencer and its uses when removed?
There is no "white stuff" in a silencer/muffler, unless you mean fiberglass packing. It has no use when removed.
What is the white stuff called in sex?
That's called semen.
What is the white stuff in an apple called?
the plup
Why does my kettle have white stuff inside?
The white stuff inside your kettle is likely limescale, which is a mineral deposit that forms when water with high mineral content is heated. This is a common occurrence in kettles and can be removed by descaling the kettle regularly.
