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Anonymous Anonymous
  • 16-05-2016
  • Biology
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Is salad living or nonliving

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cutelion918
cutelion918 cutelion918
  • 16-05-2016

Salt, oil and vinegar are nonliving, although the latter two are derived from once-living things.


There are likely to be living cells in fresh fruits and vegetables; you
might be able to sprout seeds, for example. There will be live bacteria
in buttermilk, sour cream, yogurt, and some cheeses. Anything
preserved (e.g. raisins, olives, bacon) is dead.

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abby845 abby845
  • 16-05-2016

living thing because Salt, oil and vinegar are nonliving, although the latter two are derived from once-living things.

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