Here are the 12 most contaminated foods arranged in order of contamination level with links to information about the specific chemicals used. Whenever possible
Thanks for all the guesses everyone. It is actually lichen growing on the bark of a Douglas Fir tree on one of my hikes or camping trips. I remember when I took it I thought it was quite beautiful but the shot turned out more creepy than I remember it.
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Will: Hi Mable – As far as I know there is no way for you to test. I would avoid the types of produce high on this list unless you can get organic. For example, I never eat anything other...
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This one looked better on the camera. Here it looks sort of like I should have saved it for Halloween!
Interesting…some sort of moss, I take it? It would work as a good texture photo.
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I doubt you shot this for texture (although it’s a great one). So I’m curious – what exactly is it?
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is that moss?
Well it does have a creepy kinda look.
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That is good texture. Nice shot!
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Nice texture… I’m sure it’s moss but it almost looks like it could be seaweed…. well minus the lack of water..
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Will this is actually cool photo. Looks like you took it underwater. Anna

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Thanks for all the guesses everyone. It is actually lichen growing on the bark of a Douglas Fir tree on one of my hikes or camping trips. I remember when I took it I thought it was quite beautiful but the shot turned out more creepy than I remember it.
It was very difficult to guess it from just looking at picture, again an amazing picture.