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Is a polar bear a decomposer?
No a polar bear is a consumer... like humans.
What is the science of growing fruits and berries?
Pomology
What are good science fair titles for tomatoes?
It depends on what was done with the tomatoes (BTW, note the addition of an "e" when you have more than one tomato). If the big accomplishment is just having grown tomatoes, perhaps you can say something about tomatoes actually being berries... perhaps a catchy question like, "Do you eat spaghetti with berries?" Or "Do you put berry juice on french fries?"
Who eats herbivores?
Herbivores are animals that don't eat other animals. Animals that eat other animals are called Carnivores.
What is the role of animals in carbon cycle?
animals help the carbon cycle by the animals dying and restarting their life cycle again
Which gin has the most juniper berry content?
Gin is, by definition, made from juniper berries so theoretically all brands of gin should be made from juniper berries.
What are janiper berries?
Juniper berries are the fruit of the juniper plant. They are used as the chief ingredient in the alcoholic drink gin.
Is there a difference between juniper berries and blueberries?
blueberries are small round and blue juniper berries are purple berries that grows on a green spiky bush
Is gilbeys gin made from juniper berry?
does fleischmanns gin contain juniper berries
Which herbal-purpose do juniper-berries have?
The berries have been used for chest pain complaints and the oil of Juniper can be used as a diuretic.
Are juniper berries edible?
yes
Are juniper berries poisonous to dogs?
No
Where can you buy Juniper berries?
spicebarn.com
Does jacquins gin use juniper berries?
Yes, printed on the bottle label "made exclusively with imported botanicals and juniper berries".
How much does one juniper berry weigh?
I measured 1 oz of dried juniper berries is approximately 333 individual berries. 1 tablespoon is approximately 89 berries.
What are 3 uses for juniper berries?
hellow
How do you identify edible juniper berries?
by tasting them...
