Okay. "Homo Sapiens" aren't a "category" of plants. But we should all be
cognizant of the unity underlying biological diversity. Although there
are some important differences the plant cell shares some of the same
features as a human cell. Both plant and animal cells have a
mitochondrian, plasma membrane, ribosomes, endoplasmic reticulum,
nucleolus, nuclear envelope, etc.. And nobody can dispute research on
plants and genetic engineering of plants raises some issues and concerns
which will be mirrored to some extent in human genetic research and
human genetic engineering.

Michael Ragland


Now you did it, Rinkytink.
Ragboy has pooped his pants because you you blinded him with reason.
Maybe now he will go and run off to the forest and go back to playing
with his gump!!!
P van Rijckevorsel wrote in message
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A hypothesis that Homo sapiens is a category of plants certainly is an
unorthodox one. How about some facts to support it? PvR
Michael Ragland schreef
They both need to be watered to stay alive.
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A non sequitur if ever I saw one.
Neither plants nor humans "need to be watered to stay alive". PvR