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Is the apple pear a genetically modified or a mutated variety?
The apple pear is one of China's fine pear varieties, mainly produced in the Yanbian Korean Autonomous Prefecture of Jilin Province, and is named for looking very much like an apple. So, is the apple pear genetically modified or mutated? 1. Is the apple pear genetically modified or mutated? The apple pear is not genetically modified
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Orchid looks ordinary but is actually a mutated plant; next year when it blooms with colored flowers, its value triples
Yesterday, in an orchid garden in Suizhou, Hubei, I admired this mutated Cymbidium faberi plant. It looks like a very ordinary orchid, and many orchid growers new to the hobby cannot see what makes this orchid valuable. Even Mumu I think this orchid...
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The anthurium and the peace lily he grew turned out mutated, with flowers as big as a palm and glossy as if waxed
Anthuriums and peace lilies are extremely popular flowers. Not only do they have good meanings, they also bloom readily and have long flowering periods, truly must-have plants for the home. Stop worrying that you can't grow them well. Today, Huahua will teach you how to grow them until they drip with oil and their flowers are as big as pancakes!
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His anthuriums and peace lilies turned out mutated: blooms as big as a palm, glossy as if waxed
Anthuriums and peace lilies are extremely popular flowers. Not only do they carry good meanings, they also bloom readily and have long flowering periods, making them truly must-have plants for the home. Stop worrying that you cannot grow them well; today Huahua will teach you how to grow them glossy, with blooms as big as...
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What are the methods to prevent deformed and mutated shiitake mushrooms?
During the growth of shiitake mushroom fruiting bodies, "candle mushrooms" often appear, with a hole that has a stem but no cap, as well as "pinecone mushrooms" and "lychee mushrooms." These are all deformed and mutated shiitake mushrooms, most of which belong to physiological diseases. Besides inferior spawn or viral infection, the main human-related causes of deformed mushrooms are: (1) Improper variety selection. For example, mountainous areas with high altitude should choose medium- and low-temperature-type spawn; if high-temperature-type spawn is mistakenly used, the mushroom buds will shrink and stop growing when they encounter low temperatures in winter, forming "pinecone mushrooms." (2)
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