| Kale has thick leaves and is a slow cooker, taking twice the amount of time as chard to reach edibility. |
| Many a basketful has been brought to me to be identified with the hope of their edibility. |
| Knowing the edibility of nearly everything that grows in the forest is in Brouillard's blood. |
| But for hundreds of years, having a way to keep food cool, and thus prolong its edibility, was far more show-offy than a supercar. |
| The edibility of a planet's plant life is one of the factors of habitability. |
| Although fruit color is sometimes a conspicuous signal of edibility, I found no overall correlation between chromatic signals and sugar content. |
