Okra

absolutley

very bitter

Yes, cornbread mix can be used when frying okra. Do not add salt, or salt the okra, because the mix already has salt added.

The unit of okra is pod.

I conclude that wastepaper and coir with okra mucilage can be a binder/holder of a thing and use for many things to hold.

No, it's not anti-corrosive.

When you plant to grow Okra an important question that arises is the place to grow the plant. Okra is a plant that is native to North Africa and is mostly grown in North Africa or places where the exposure to heat temperature is the maximum. If you live down in the south, then it would be a great plant to grow on your garden. But for people living in northern states they would have to expect smaller yields.

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No, it does not.

i'm not sure

okra grows sexually

they do not grow in cool places

If you do use okra, I'm guessing that you will be more itchy then lubricated. i wouldn't advise it. just have the person eat you out, of just get lubricant from the store.

There's not tons of info available on this topic, but here's what I could find:

Some people do list okra as a rabbit-safe food, and the HRS does not identify it as poisonous (see links below), so it's probably safe for your bunny to eat.

Generally speaking, leaves, flowers, and stems are better for rabbits than fruit (with okra, that's the seed pod -- the part that we eat). Okra fruit, like all fruit, should be strictly limited as a treat: one or two bites is enough.

Okra is high in oxalates, so it shouldn't be fed too much or often, and it may not be good for any rabbit that has urine sludge or urine stones.

Any time you give your rabbit a new food, start small and slow. Start with just one bite, then wait a day or two before upping the portion. Watch for signs of ill health, especially gas or digestive problems (see related questions below for details). Stick to one new food at a time, so if the rabbit gets sick you know exactly what caused it.

hot and humid

what is the significance of the study of waste paper and coir with okra mucilage

There are several animals/insects that will eat on okra. Some of the animals/insects are stinkbugs, cabbage worms, caterpillars, Japanese beetles, and aphids.

it is a dicot.

Stink bugs

There is no difference. Abelmoschus esculentus is a synonym for Hibiscus ersculenta.

yes

Interesting, a handful depends on the size of your hand. Often this had been determined to be about 1/3 cup, but a large hand can grab more and a small hand less. Just as a pinch is about 1/16 teaspoon (or 1/2 a salt spoonful). So, with this in mind 6 handfuls is about 2 cups more or less.

Yes, I'm pReTty sure it is

Cooked okra leaves can last in the refrigerator for about 3 to 5 days when stored in an airtight container. It's important to ensure they are cooled properly before refrigerating to maintain their quality. If you notice any off smells or changes in texture, it's best to discard them. For longer storage, consider freezing them.