What is a Buttercup?
Q: What is a Buttercup?
A: A Buttercup is a large genus of flowering plants called Ranunculus that has yellow, shiny petals and grows wild in many places.
Q: Are Buttercups safe for consumption by human beings?
A: No, Buttercups are poisonous to eat for humans.
Q: Are Buttercups poisonous to cattle?
A: Yes, Buttercups are poisonous to cattle.
Q: Is the poison in Buttercups active when they are dry?
A: No, the poison in Buttercups is not active when they are dry.
Q: Are Buttercups a common plant species?
A: Yes, Buttercups are a common plant species that can be found in many places.
Q: Is the Buttercup a type of flower?
A: Yes, the Buttercup is a type of flower.
Q: What color are the petals of a Buttercup?
A: The petals of a Buttercup are yellow and shiny.
