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VIAGRAMAN | 20:45 Wed 08th Nov 2006 | How it Works
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why are mushrooms not green
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As mushrooms take their nutrients from the earth (or rotting vegitation), they have no need for chlorophyll to synthesise sunlight into energy. It is the chlorophyll which gives plants their green colour
20:57 Wed 08th Nov 2006
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Why do you expect them to be green? They are not plants.
22:53 Wed 08th Nov 2006
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why are sprouts not white
00:18 Thu 09th Nov 2006
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why would sprouts be white? they may be the spawn of satan, but they, and their leaves, still need sunlight to grow.
20:58 Thu 16th Nov 2006

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