In our book printing world we express paper dimensions in inches because we work with both non-standard and standard size books. 5.5 x 8, 7 x 10, 8.5 x 11 are all common book printing sizes, but since we can produce books of any size, itâs easier to stick with inches rather than only working with standard paper sizes.
I have a 2 year old and do not want such a poisonous plant around if it is. A: Unfortunately, parts of many plants are poisonous. The Ipomoea batatas 'Blackie' or Sweet Potato Vine is sometimes called Morning Glory.All the plants that I have seen called the Morning Glory are in the Ipomoea species.We have seen the Morning Glory listed as poisonous on a few websites. have a 2 year old and do not want such a poisonous plant around if it is. A: Unfortunately, parts of many plants are poisonous. The Ipomoea batatas 'Blackie' or Sweet Potato Vine is sometimes called Morning Glory.
The toxin in potatoes is solanine. It occurs in high quantities in the stalks, leaves, eyes or sprouts, and is increased when the potato is exposed to sunlight, an effect which causes the flesh to be green under the skin.Green potatoes should not be eaten. The US FDA's upper limit of solanine in foods of 20mg/100g.o not buy if they have sprouted or have a green â¦ tint to the skin. There is no problem with the potato; just cut off the sprouts, and it's fine for eating. The same is true for potatoes that turn a greenish hue. A potato in this condition is light-struck which causes a build-up of a chemical called Solanine.