-
larger food intake,
exploited in
hyperpalatable food. In contrast,
unpalatability of
certain foods can
serve as a
deterrent from
feeding on
those foods...
-
originating in
tropical Asia. C.
nardus cannot be
eaten because of its
unpalatable nature and is an
invasive species that
renders pastureland useless, since...
- the senses; some
moths mimic the
ultrasound warning signals sent by
unpalatable moths to bat predators,
constituting auditory Batesian mimicry, while...
- into the
adult stage. This
helps make them
unpalatable to
birds and
other predators. Such
unpalatability is
advertised using bright red, orange, black...
- and
lycid beetles secrete distasteful or
toxic substances to make them
unpalatable or poisonous, and are
often aposematic,
where bright or
contrasting coloration...
-
mimic of the
three other species, and
presumed edible or only
mildly unpalatable to predators, but this has
since proven not to be true. In an experiment...
-
seeds have a
coating that
contains bitter-tasting saponins,
making them
unpalatable. Most of the
grain sold
commercially has been
processed to
remove this...
- body that does not
exist whom they
miscall God.
Although radical and
unpalatable to
conventional theologians, Weatherhead's
agnosticism falls far short...
-
opened the door for
Arminians within the
English church, and
enforcing unpalatable religious changes on the
Scottish Kirk. Many of
these criticisms are...
- but are inedible. Some of them are poisonous,
others are
merely too
unpalatable for consumption. Abacá, Musa
textilis (Musaceae) Alemow,
Citrus macrophylla...
