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To: mysterio
The industry could avoid that stigma simply by offering the clone based product for a less money.
That's what most shop for anyway.
19 posted on 12/30/2006 5:44:15 PM PST by ASA Vet (The WOT should have been over on 9/12/01.)
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To: ASA Vet

Why should they offer it for less money, in your opinion? How do you know the cloned product isn't superior?


20 posted on 12/30/2006 5:46:00 PM PST by mysterio
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To: ASA Vet

Additionally, would produce, such as oranges, which essentially have been inbred and come from a single graft be considered "cloned?" Because most produce is as "cloned" as anything that's out there.


21 posted on 12/30/2006 5:48:40 PM PST by mysterio
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