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What we really need these scientists to do is make some kind of spores that grow into trichomes off of a piece of paper
hell yeah!! skip all the bullshit
THC producing plant that doesnt look like marijuana
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hell yeah!! skip all the bullshit
bts420
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Wow all. Thanks for all the replys. So that thc orange tree and seed thing is just a myth? =( Well then i guess its up to us to research a way to get around these laws and produce a thc making plant without the looks or smell of marijuana. Thanks again for the interesting reads. Gl all in your quests!
ganjagoddess
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NO not nessecarily A myth, it is actually possible, however, with alot of research inspired by this thread and a great bowl in my hands, I have come to the conclusion and that is there is ONLY ONE company/ORG in the world capable of doing this....
monsanto
And they are never gonna take thier scientists time away from CORN to mess with POT..
Plus there is a huge problem with the cross polination of thier bio engineered corn taking over all corn, so if you made a tomato THC plant, it could possibly RUIN tomatos world over.
I personally like tomatos that dont get me stoned....
monsanto
And they are never gonna take thier scientists time away from CORN to mess with POT..
Plus there is a huge problem with the cross polination of thier bio engineered corn taking over all corn, so if you made a tomato THC plant, it could possibly RUIN tomatos world over.
I personally like tomatos that dont get me stoned....
wackyzach89
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alphaNoN doesnt know what hes talking about hes never grown cannabis and never completed a course of biochemistry in his lifetime. Hes just trying to make friends online by using creative terminology. Haha! "AGROBACTERIAL VECTOR"........your a clown bro lol
Picasso345
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No, it's true. My recent approaches to improving genetic transformation of monocots based on agrobacterial vector systems, and the study also included the creation of a hybrid molecular agrobacterial vector admissible for the genetic plant transformation.
Picasso345
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Welp. That's the last we will be seeing of WackyZacky, lol.
ganjagoddess
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AS opposed to trying to make friends by putting people down?
your the clown here buddy...
Even if he is wrong at least he has something productive to add, so whats your rebutal, what is the correct method oh great wacky with one post???
Get Busted A hole...
humbo jumbo
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Dear lord can this be true?!
RIU unite, let us make the Jurassic park equivalent, a jungle full of fruit that gets you high. We would make billions!
pakalolo808
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a friend of mine who is a biology prof. at UC riverside specializes in spiders and their silks. because of the amazing properties of spider silks (tensile strength, flexiblity, elasticity, etc.) some people want to find ways to utilize the silk. unfortunatley its really hard to extract the silk from the individual spiders.
to solve this problem, she put spider silk producing DNA into a tomato plant and that tomato plant produces spider silk proteins at from every cell of the plant. the same could be done with THC.
having a THC producing tomato would be easy to do in comparison to other trans-species DNA transplanting that has been done (ie. spider silk-tomatoes, or glow in the dark mice)
to solve this problem, she put spider silk producing DNA into a tomato plant and that tomato plant produces spider silk proteins at from every cell of the plant. the same could be done with THC.
having a THC producing tomato would be easy to do in comparison to other trans-species DNA transplanting that has been done (ie. spider silk-tomatoes, or glow in the dark mice)
Gamberro
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Are you kidding me?? That would be brilliant.
Or, even better, if all the wheat got mutated into being THC-producing! AND THE RICE! MWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
RandomJesus
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Monsanto has us cornholed
Geneticist
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I'm a molecular biology and genetics student and we read about this sort of stuff all the time in the courses. yes it is a very doable thing, and I don't think it would require millions of dollars of research. They don't have to solve the thc producing mechanism and the gene interactions. You are not trying to find a cure to a disease like huntingtons or parkinsons. It should be enough to locate the thc producing gene by doing knockout studies. You could cross the 2 species in cellular level, eliminating the factors that prevents the crossing of the two species or using some other trick. It could be done well in 1-2 years in a sufficient genetics lab. Hell if I had my own lab I would get right to it.
ganjagoddess
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1-2 years in a sufficient genetics lab?
Build a organization willing to do this work, then enough funding for 1-2 of actual research then another year to actually produce the end product...
Were talking tens of millions....
unless you know a way to do all that for cheaper, PLUS at the end of your work, your just gonna get a visit by the DEA to classify your product on the Controlled substance list, so all your work is in VAIN...
Lets just keep pot, marijuana..
I happen to like ORanges, tomatoes, ect that dont get me stoned too..
Build a organization willing to do this work, then enough funding for 1-2 of actual research then another year to actually produce the end product...
Were talking tens of millions....
unless you know a way to do all that for cheaper, PLUS at the end of your work, your just gonna get a visit by the DEA to classify your product on the Controlled substance list, so all your work is in VAIN...
Lets just keep pot, marijuana..
I happen to like ORanges, tomatoes, ect that dont get me stoned too..
Picasso345
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Relax, there are 100's of varieties of tomatoes and oranges as it is. Some natural, some man-made. A new marijuana orange won't jump into your shopping cart and then slip down your throat on their own when you aren't looking.