Gene therapy - a brave new world?
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Re: Gene therapy - a brave new world?
Some wild mushrooms can make a nice, exciting cup of tea
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Clinton Huxley » 21 Jun 2012 » 14:10:36 GMT
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Tastes foul, though...
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Not in tea they don't.JimC wrote:Tastes foul, though...
So I've been told.
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I think you're thinking of chicken broth there Jim.JimC wrote:Tastes foul, though...
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Well, the ones I consumed in large amounts back in the 70's tasted bloody awful, that's for sure...
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They lose a fair bit of their mustiness if you dry them to dust.... apparently.
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I'm too old now to do the whole drug thing... (gin aside, of course...)
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Nup. Plant the seeds from a commercial tomato and they taste the same as their parent.mistermack wrote:I doubt if the lack of taste is down to genetics.NineBerry wrote:Tomatoes that were bred to most efficiently grow don't have the same strong taste as other forms. Optimized humans might be boring as fuck.
It's more to do with the intensive way that they're grown.
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I've done it. And they taste loads better off my garden.pErvin wrote:Nup. Plant the seeds from a commercial tomato and they taste the same as their parent.mistermack wrote:I doubt if the lack of taste is down to genetics.NineBerry wrote:Tomatoes that were bred to most efficiently grow don't have the same strong taste as other forms. Optimized humans might be boring as fuck.
It's more to do with the intensive way that they're grown.
First time I tried it was when we had a drain back up and flood the yard. Some shit must have floated up with the flood water, and a few tomato plants germinated.
The tomatoes were far better than their parents.
They actually germinate better, if the seeds have been eaten.
Tomato seeds are coated in a gel that prevents germination. If you want to save your own seeds, it's best to let them ferment in a bucket for a while, so that the gel breaks down.
Other commercial tomatoes are F1 hybrids, and the seeds are sterile anyway.
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