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Where does rubarb come from?
Thought to be of Chinese origin
What plants can you eat the stem?
Rubarb stem
Is a stalk a stem?
yes so is rubarb
What is the name of the acid in rubarb?
Oxalic Acid
Can people eat wild rubarb?
Yes they can and its delicious.
Does rubarb give you diherria?
Rhubarb is a strong laxative
Is celery stalk a stem?
yes so is rubarb
What is rubarb?
Rhubarb is usually considered to be a vegetable; however, in the United States, a New York court decided in 1947 that since it was used in the United States as a fruit it was to be counted as a fruit .
What 6 letter word starts with r and is a food?
radish, rubarb, raisin
How do you eat rubarb?
Rhubarb can be eaten raw but is most commonly cooked or stewed.
Is rubarb poison?
Rhubarb leaves contain poisonous substances including oxalic acid
What is pH of rubarb?
The pH of rhubarb typically ranges from 3.1 to 3.4, making it acidic in nature.
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