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26-10-2003, 03:02 AM
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GMO gene transfer
http://www.sciencenews.org/20031011/...L&type=science
Thought some might be interested in reading this article. I really don't think the US plant scientists are all that much smarter than those in Europe or Mexico. I really think the 'food factories' are playing fast & loose with our food supply. Bill |
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26-10-2003, 03:02 PM
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GMO gene transfer
"Bill" wrote in message
news  an.2003.10.26.03.00.35.120750@notarealserver .com...http://www.sciencenews.org/20031011/...L&type=science Thought some might be interested in reading this article. I really don't think the US plant scientists are all that much smarter than those in Europe or Mexico. I really think the 'food factories' are playing fast & loose with our food supply. Bill Interesting indeed. Thanks for posting this. -- http://www.renaissancegardens.com/ msn messenger: Hortus Plasticus ) Outgoing email checked by Norton AV |
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