[Jaysun]

Mendel's pea experiments illustrate alleles. You might have white flowers or yellow flowers. One might be dominate and the other recessive. This gives rise to hybrids. A mutation might occur that makes a red flower. Then there is a third allele.

I've heard about the kinds of changes that you're describing and I think they're amazing. However, changing the color of a flower under unnatural circumstances is a far cry from sprouting eyeballs, legs, and wings in the wild (regardless of time). It's still a flower, that's all I'm saying.
Bed sounds like a good idea. See ya later.

[shubi]

ARRRRRRGGGGGGGHHHHHH!!!!!

OK, no more biology lessons for you.