Could white aspargus potentially become green asparagus?
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White asparagus is cultivated by denying the plants light while they are being grown.\n\nthe white asparagus cant turn green if they are fully grown. however, if light is given during the growing up stage they do become green.
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becuase it's a nutral color.
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fruit such as bananas, pineapple etc \n\nor how about doubling up on your fav veg ?
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Albino or Snowy - depending on the circumstances!
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It would strictly be a guess on my part but I would think the calcium in milk would give the plants a boost over plain water.
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LOOKS LIKE GREEN TO ME ... mine is red.
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it sounds as though the pea plants she has had in other years had the recessive white gene and the dominant purple one. hence, they were purple. this year, however, when the plants were "crossed", the luck of the draw determined that the dominant gene was not passed along, and so in the absence of a dominant gene to make the flowers purple, they are white.
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Could be a lot of things. What do the flowers and leaves look like? Or can you ask your friend, maybe?\nCould be a forsythia, a kerria, a broom, a flanelbush, an oregongrape, a hypericum, or a rose. Or a lot of other things. Hopefully it's a flanelbush (fremontodendron).
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This is what I'm pretty sure what happens: your digestive acids break up the pigments of color and turn it into a brown...waste. Yeah. Especially for plants. The chlorophyl just sorta...you know...disolves. As for why it turns into a brownish color, my only guess is that the digestive acides leave a sort of singe on it...oooor..................it could be that all the colors of the food blend together to form a brownish color (have you ever tried mixing all the colors of the rainbow together using food dye in water? Not pretty) But what do I know? Just ask a gastrologist...or whatever they're called....I guess I forgot...
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no\n\nhttp://www.whfoods.com/genpage.php?tname=foodspice&dbid=84
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Raw Cabbage, Spinach or  Asparagus and  Whole Grains, Vegetable Oils  and Wheat Germ
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Since most 100W lightbulbs are white, I imagine yours will be also.  There are probably different electrons that are being shot up to different energy levels and the combination of all their different colors makes white.  This would only be true of specific substances like Tungsten (which is what lightbulb filaments are indeed made of).
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not sure, but I have heard that the green ones (are your colors blue and green?) are placebos, which would be sugar
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I have not heard of that, but, if you bite  on a wintergreen Lifesaver candy, with the lights out, in the  dark, you will see green sparks. Or the person  looking at you will see them. If you look in a mirror  when you do this, you will see the green sparks.
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Something green.  Your table is looking a little beige.  Whenever I see that my meal is looking 'beige' I add green or red.  \n\nSteamed kale or any greens would be nice.  Even some steamed green beans would round it off.  What about a salad of mixed greens, grape tomates, and cucumber (simple) to start?\n\nHappy eating!
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Mostly green but if its good S*** than id can be purple or red
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Most have what they call "cranberry".   That is about as close as you will get to burgundy.