this is Araujia sericifera, called Mothplant or Cruel Plant in New Zealand. I accidently ate it while pregnant and got very ill, I had a vicious rash all over my body and was sick. I do hope it didn't do anything to the baby. I saw it at the local grocer shop as Chayote (we call it Choko) but it was Mothplant. It grows heaps in my garden. Do not eat, it's really awful. It looks like Chayote but Chayote is lighter green and heavier in weight and has a solid core. Be really careful, I felt sick for 3 days and thought it's the pregnancy, but it was this poisonous plant i had

They did say they were Italian so I think you are on the right track. Would you consider those to be good? They are new with a "2+1" warranty, so even if they are not the latest, that may not matter. I just don't know if I need the double setup, want to give up the space the 2nd would take or want to pay that much... That said, they would probably be nice to use, but we have a range with 2 smaller ovens in it and were needing a single wall oven, when I stumbled on these. I do not know if these would be overkill or a great feature.

I am thinking that the following may help with what it is not: Human http://courses.washington.edu/chordate/453photos/skeleton_photos/human_vert.jpg Dolphin http://courses.washington.edu/chordate/453photos/skeleton_photos/dolphin_vertebrae.jpg Horse http://courses.washington.edu/chordate/453photos/skeleton_photos/lumbar_vert_anterior.jpg Here is a link that might be useful: Biology 453 Amniote Skeleton Photos

The crushed leaf didn't have a discernable smell, Nicole. I'm glad I didn't sniff too hard, because I'm so allergic to the nightshades. Can't be in the room if someone is peeling potatoes. I never heard of Shishito peppers, Bob, so I looked them up. The name would make sense, but the leaves look narrower. We'll let them keep growing--after I get them off my porch and onto my son's--and I'll report back when the flowers have produced some fruit. Thank you!