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11-03-2006, 03:06 AM #9
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Why Can't You Clone fan leaves?
~harris7~
You are probably right. I said that because I saw faithlessxxx in the chat room and I think he asked about that there...or someone did. I just caught the tail end of the conversation and that was what I got out of it. BobBong had said something about the plant sheding tis fan leaves when it was done and didn't need them...somehow I probably misunderstood. Sorry for the misinformation. So it can be done, but it's probably hard...?
Then when you said the thing about the "one cell" being able to grow a plant, I remembered reading something about culture tests...like cell culture or something like that where they shave off a piece of the plant and just grow from that!
I did say "something like...blah blah blah..." so I didn't want to come across like I was 100% sure.
BUT, I think this would be a really tricky method to do and is mainly for preserving genetics and stuff. It sure would take a long time.
I think that cloning from a fan leaf would take longer too. Maybe if you had to slow down your grow to let other stuff catch up, that might be an idea.
I would also think that it would probably require a very controlled environment for this to be successful, and like harris7 said, the success rate would probably decrease. Hey, sh*t, try it faithlessxxx and let us know!
I still think it looks funny.
TGF
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