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Questions and Answers
What makes mushrooms a good source of nutrients?
What makes mushrooms a good source of nutrients?
- They are high in calories and low in vitamins
- They are low in protein and high in fat
- They are high in protein and provide B-vitamins (correct)
- They are low in calories and high in fat
Why can the nutritional content of mushrooms vary among different types?
Why can the nutritional content of mushrooms vary among different types?
- Due to differences in their vitamin and mineral content (correct)
- Due to differences in their calorie content
- Due to differences in their protein content
- Due to differences in their fat content
Which nutrient are mushrooms a good source of?
Which nutrient are mushrooms a good source of?
- Selenium (correct)
- Vitamin C
- Calcium
- Iron
Are mushrooms high in protein?
Are mushrooms high in protein?
Are mushrooms low in calories and fat?
Are mushrooms low in calories and fat?
Is the nutritional content of mushrooms consistent among different types?
Is the nutritional content of mushrooms consistent among different types?
Flashcards
Mushrooms as Nutrients
Mushrooms as Nutrients
Mushrooms are a good source of nutrients because they are high in protein and provide B-vitamins.
Nutritional Variance
Nutritional Variance
The nutritional content of mushrooms can vary among different types due to differences in their vitamin and mineral content.
Selenium Source
Selenium Source
Mushrooms are a good source of the nutrient selenium.
High Protein
High Protein
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Low Calorie, Low Fat
Low Calorie, Low Fat
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Nutritional Consistency
Nutritional Consistency
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Study Notes
Mushroom Nutrition
- Mushrooms are a good source of nutrients due to their unique composition.
- The nutritional content of mushrooms can vary among different types due to factors such as habitat, climate, and species.
- Mushrooms are a good source of various nutrients, including copper, selenium, and potassium.
- Mushrooms are not high in protein, but they do contain some protein.
- Mushrooms are low in calories and fat, making them a healthy addition to a diet.
- The nutritional content of mushrooms is not consistent among different types, and some species may be richer in certain nutrients than others.
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