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Food for Noah's Ark survivors.

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Coragyps

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Message 5 of 105 (385369)
02-15-2007 10:39 AM

Let's not even start on the ability of acorns and the like to sprout after several months' soak in seawater.....

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Message 13 of 105 (385583)
02-16-2007 11:21 AM

Reply to: Message 12 by johnfolton
02-16-2007 10:15 AM

Re: Trees can replicate without germination

Cut the root into two- or three-inch pieces. Each piece will become a duplicate of the parent plant.

I notice, Charley, how they recommend always soaking the cuttings in water for five months...........

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Message 50 of 105 (386087)
02-19-2007 2:04 PM

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02-19-2007 7:35 AM

Re: Trees can replicate without germination

Why not take a wide variety of plant seeds and some plant cuttings and swirl them around in salty water for several months

I read once that this experiment was conducted by Charles Darwin himself. No idea where it was reported, though.

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