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Paying to find non-GE wild corn?
"Brian Sandle" wrote in message ... Jim Webster wrote: "Brian Sandle" wrote in message ... That is what I was trying to convey. It is subtle since if you kill all of your hosts you die, too. There must be some of that knowledge in the genome, too. no, it is purely a matter of categorisation on our part. Diseases kill their hosts, parasites don't necessarily. It is our labelling, not anything the organism is doing Viruses don't even multiply without a host. I presume you look up your memory bank to remind yourself how to keep alive. Do not kill every last host. If there is stress start swopping genes faster. what memory bank? The `junk DNA'. so you don't know Where is there any evidence of this. I think you are getting carried away with the classifications again. If you run out of hosts you just find more Jump species? You would have to do that before you killed every last one of the previous species. which isn't a problem, those who prey on only one species are very much a minority Jim Webster |
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