Lettuce

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no

Eruca sativa, commonly known as arugula, rocket, roquette and many other names, is completely edible - stems, leaves and flowers. It is a salad vegetable native to the Mediterrean region.

It's a plant!

a lettuce.

It is also called Winter Purslane...of the 'claytonia' family. Common Purslane is rich in Omega 3 fatty acids.

Retasu, think of Retasu (Lettuce) from Tokyo Mew Mew, if you like anime i mean.

not getting correct nutrients found in different foods. sugar cannot be broken down for energy so it is stored as fat

There are many animals whcih eat lettuce one of them is us, we humans do but we are the only ones as even rabbits snails eat lettuce these are known as pestsas they eat people lettuce and also gets eaten by dead plankton...

fresh

crisp

cheap

expensive

tasty

Yes, all hamsters love to eat veggies and healthy snacks. They really appreciate having lots of variety in their diet but don't give them treats too often otherwise they will grow fat.

Sometimes it is--chemicals can be added to prevent discoloration.

No if the salad does not have lettuce it is NOT a salad! that would be like having a taco without the meat..so haha katherine!(:

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you have spinach or cabbage insted of lettuce

Quite well, with enough light and water.

Yes they can. Hamsters are omnivores so they eat meat and vegetables but if you want to feed meat to your hamster you will have boil it to get rid of the grease. Also pork or pork products are not good food for hamsters to consume. Oats, flax seeds, and wheat germ and many more foods are suitable for hamsters, consult your local pet store.

No, once it is picked it's gone, plant a new one.

1 cut into little pieces

Because it's a vegetable.


It also depends on what type of lettuce you are eating. Iceberg lettuce has little nutrition whereas spinach or romaine have much more nutritional value. The rule is the greener the lettuce the more healthy.

A wild green that grows in cool areas of the West Coast. It is also known as Winter Purslane.

No, cows have evolved to eat vegetation safely. However, you shouldn't feed a cow nothing but lettuce as it does not have all the nutrients the cow will need to survive.

They can indeed. Small bite size lettuce, not chucks so they won't choak

Iceberg lettuce can grow a fart at approximately 23 km / second squared. It depends on the elevation, of course, as well as as the amount of bean dip consumed along with the iceberg lettuce.

Test yourself for an allergic reaction to this herb. Ask your doctor for advice on the correct and safest way to do this. It involves isolating the ingredient and eliminating all other factors that could cause these same symptoms.

No as it provides no nutritional value greens are the best for beardies that are sub adult to adult

This is true but they can eat it. It will give them the runs and cause them to be dehydrated. Try kale or bok choy as good and cheap substitutes.

No because it isnt bacon