White hake. Boston Ling. An American hake with a range from southern Newfoundland down to Cape Hatteras. It is not a true hake, but then, neither is it a true ling.

Silver ear fungus. A translucent white jelly fungus that grows on trees, used in Chinese cuisine.

An old variety of courgette (US: zucchini) with very pale green fruit.

A breed of hen which was originally shipped from Livorno, hence its name. The many varieties of this breed of hen have long been valued by both the show fancier and the commercial egg-producer world-wide. They are prolific layers of large, white eggs, which also contributes to the name. The yolks are bright orange. Both the cock and the hen are white with red wattles.

A large pale green fig with almost transparent white flesh.