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SpeakPolish
When being inside that X-CHILIES group, do not look for threads. But click on "FILES" (File Library). They got a pretty good one there. And there are all the DOCs and PDFs you can dream of.
Ghaleon
It's basically simulating what nature does all the times. Just that nature uses the DNA-destructive force of sun emissions and natural Earth radioactivity. We use x-rays. That's what causes evolution. Yes, many changes are dramatically or slightly worse. Some are neutral. And some lead to better offspring than the parents. Natural Earth radiactivity and sun emissions are all over and around you since you was born and even before. And we don't treat the fruits or plants. Seeds only.
D3monic
No, we don't treat the fruits. We treat the seeds only. Basically, we simulate nature's activity - remember, since the begin of evolution natural Earth radioactivity and ultraviolet sun emissions destroy tiny parts of the DNAs of all life forms, thus we never are identical but always have tiny changes.
Bhuter
Pimenta de Neyde x 7 Pot Caramel F1: look awesome, congrats!
When being inside that X-CHILIES group, do not look for threads. But click on "FILES" (File Library). They got a pretty good one there. And there are all the DOCs and PDFs you can dream of.
Ghaleon
It's basically simulating what nature does all the times. Just that nature uses the DNA-destructive force of sun emissions and natural Earth radioactivity. We use x-rays. That's what causes evolution. Yes, many changes are dramatically or slightly worse. Some are neutral. And some lead to better offspring than the parents. Natural Earth radiactivity and sun emissions are all over and around you since you was born and even before. And we don't treat the fruits or plants. Seeds only.
D3monic
No, we don't treat the fruits. We treat the seeds only. Basically, we simulate nature's activity - remember, since the begin of evolution natural Earth radioactivity and ultraviolet sun emissions destroy tiny parts of the DNAs of all life forms, thus we never are identical but always have tiny changes.
Bhuter
Pimenta de Neyde x 7 Pot Caramel F1: look awesome, congrats!
Hi Chris good to see you posting. I tried deleting some old PM's and accidently deleted all of them like a big dummy..lol hope you and family are well. Cheerscmpman1974 said:Nice! I was wondering where you disappeared to. I thought you may have left when I couldn't get a reply.Glad to see you posting.
Chris
All these amazing hybrids! I really enjoy these masterpieces of cross-breeding! Well-done! It also shows, that the results of our cross-breeding are really our pride!
Ghaleon
Wondering, which other "adults" you talk about? Can you give us some details?
We all here, who experiment with chilies, are adults, if you talk about us here. The scientists who created the documents about creating mutations are all adults. So, which other adults are you trying to bring into our discussion here? Just curious.
Ghaleon
Wondering, which other "adults" you talk about? Can you give us some details?
We all here, who experiment with chilies, are adults, if you talk about us here. The scientists who created the documents about creating mutations are all adults. So, which other adults are you trying to bring into our discussion here? Just curious.
Hey, thanks for the clarification. 
But any chili fruits on these plants need to be tested first in a lab, or on animals. It would be unsafe to involve humans at that early stage. And testing and analyzing might take a few years.
But then again, each and any fruit or vegetable, you might say, is subject to DNA changes through natural emissions (radioactivity included), and we still eat them just like that without spending any further thoughts.
There is another method of genetical changes, those are aiming to change selected attributes of a plant. They use gen-splicing to achieve these changes, and introduce DNA segments from other non-related plants into the DNA of this plant. We call it Genetic Engineering. It is this unrelated DNA material, that actually raises concern of side effects or unwanted attributes, as the make-up of the DNA is such that one change affects many attributes: touch one thread of a spider's web, and still many more threads are affected. It is those DNA changes, that raise the biggest concerns and have to be tested vigorously.
But any chili fruits on these plants need to be tested first in a lab, or on animals. It would be unsafe to involve humans at that early stage. And testing and analyzing might take a few years.
But then again, each and any fruit or vegetable, you might say, is subject to DNA changes through natural emissions (radioactivity included), and we still eat them just like that without spending any further thoughts.
There is another method of genetical changes, those are aiming to change selected attributes of a plant. They use gen-splicing to achieve these changes, and introduce DNA segments from other non-related plants into the DNA of this plant. We call it Genetic Engineering. It is this unrelated DNA material, that actually raises concern of side effects or unwanted attributes, as the make-up of the DNA is such that one change affects many attributes: touch one thread of a spider's web, and still many more threads are affected. It is those DNA changes, that raise the biggest concerns and have to be tested vigorously.
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