Lettuce

Spinach contains approximately 2.86 grams of protein per 100 grams of raw spinach.

No they don't.

Yes. Any minimally processed vegetable should be refrigerated.

No. Guppies eat brine shrimp, various tiny species of worms and commercial fish food.

is a water lettuce a producer consumer or decomposer

If we go back to the old 20 Questions TV Program, we find that everything is basically classified as being either being animal, vegetable, or mineral. Therefore, since herbs are plants, they are vegetables. However, if you meant "are herbs normal, edible vegetables, like a tomato (which is actually a fruit), lettuce, beets, or celery, etc.", then the answer is "not usually". Many flower petals such as marigolds, zinnias, (even) roses are edible and are sometimes part of a salad or dessert. Yet these are not usually considered to be herbs. Also, many herbs in small quantities are used to flavor foods or as medicines. As another example, marigold petals, placed in oil, are used to treat skin problems. Some herbs make very strong medicines and should never be used as food.

Patriqq's answer:

Definition of "herb:" any plant with a use or purpose. Assuming a "vegetable" is what you find in the produce aisle, all vegetables are herbs, but only some herbs are vegatables. (Yarrow is an herb, but not a vegetable).

iceburg lettuce grows best although it is not the best kind of lettuce for your health but it grows the best

Lettuce is not a condiment. A condiment is a sauce, seasoning, or paste added to food to give it flavour. Mustard is an example of a condiment.

Guinea pigs should only eat romaine lettuce.

Yes, lettuce does have fruits but the part of the lettuce that we consume is the leaves. However, for the fruit of the lettuce plant to be classified a citrus fruit, it must have citric acid. Since it does not, it is not a citrus fruit.

This is dependent on how much each person consumes. There are 16 ounces in a pound. 2.5 pounds = 40 ounces. A head of lettuce typically weighs 12 ounces, which can usually be consumed by 3 - 4 people. SO, if a person consumes 3 ounces of lettuce in a sitting, and there are 40 ounces to be had...about 13 people can be fed.

Dwarf rabbits can eat the same foods as other pet rabbits. When it comes to pet rabbit diet, the important factor isn't breed but size: small rabbits eat smaller portions!

Rabbits can eat some varieties of lettuce in moderation. Dark-coloured varieties (like romaine, green leaf, red leaf) are healthy and can be included in the rabbit's "salad," but too much can lead to gas or diarrhea or other illness, so lettuce shouldn't be fed every day. White/light-coloured varieties of lettuce should be avoided entirely because they too easily lead to diarrhea, and they're low in nutritional value anyway.

See the related question below about the pet rabbit diet (it applies to dwarves as well).

Iceberg lettuce has a number of nutrients. It is a good source of vitamin A while they also help with beta carotene and zeaxanthin. They are also a source of fiber.

biodegradable and non-biodegradable wastes

these 2 types of waste are found in a vegetable market

1) biodegradable waste : It can be decomposed

ex: food waste

2) non-biodegradable waste:It cannot be decomposed

ex:foams

twice a day once in the morning and once in the evening

Hamsters can eat some vegetables (including lettuce) every second day. Avoid giving too much lettuce because they can become sick.

There are 75 calories in 1 medium size head of iceberg lettuce (about 6" diameter).

Romaine, or Cos lettuce,can be harvested when the head is neither too 'squishy' when pressed or really hard. Somewhere in-between is right. They would have over 30 leaves by that stage. If Romaine lettuce is left too long it will be bitter, so err on the side of under-readiness if in doubt.

Warm temperatures allow certain bacteria to multiply very fast. It depends what kind of bacteria are on the iceberg lettuce as to whether or not it would be dangerous. If the lettuce has been contaminated with pathogens, it could be dangerous whether or not it has been refrigerated.

There are many places where lettuce is grown in commercial quantities in Australia, and it is the country's seventh largest vegetable crop.

Between them, Queensland (34%) and Victoria (32%) produce two-thirds of the national lettuce crop. Lettuce is also grown in New South Wales, with less in Western Australia and South Australia and only a small amount grown in Tasmania.

Yes, foxes have been known to eat turkeys although the prefer their prey a little smaller. Foxes are well known hunters of chickens and smaller birds.

yes hamsters can eat icberg lettuce. it may not completely fill their little tummy but it will give them something to snack on. I've been feeding it to my hamster and she was fine. You could give it some iceberg lettuce but not too much.

if you want them to turn into bushes go ahead

Not as a general rule . . . But it may wilt.

Keep it in the refrigerator.