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non-edible — /nɒn ˈɛdəbəl/ (say non eduhbuhl) adjective 1. not fit to be eaten: the non edible part of a plant; non edible wrapping. –noun 2. something which is not fit to be eaten. –non edibility /nɒn ˌɛdəˈbɪləti/ (say non .eduh biluhtee), noun …
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Non-timber forest products — (NTFP) are considered as any commodity obtained from the forest that does not necessitate harvesting trees. It includes game animals, fur bearers, nuts and seeds, berries, mushrooms, oils, foliage, medicinal plants, peat, fuelwood, forage,… … Wikipedia
non-poisonous — adj. (of a substance) not poisonous. * * * adjective 1. not producing poison • Syn: ↑nonpoisonous • Similar to: ↑nontoxic, ↑atoxic 2. safe to eat • Syn: ↑nonpoisonous, ↑ … Useful english dictionary
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pi|ñon — «PIHN yuhn, PEEN yohn», noun. 1. a low pine, especially of the southern Rocky Mountain region, southwestern United States, and Mexico, producing large, nutlike seeds which are good to eat. 2. its seed. Also, pinyon. ╂[American English <… … Useful english dictionary
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