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ellisonz

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4. They're committing criminal acts and destroying livelihoods.

Reply to saras (Reply #3)

Wed Dec 14, 2011, 04:36 AM

Dec 2011

UH has a seed bank: http://www.ctahr.hawaii.edu/seed/seeds.asp#papaya

There's no genetic mixing beyond the GMO. How would such a thing even be possible if distinct species aren't cross-bread ?

I would add that both GMOs are restricted: **These seeds cannot be exported out of the state of Hawaii and require an educational session before purchase.

BTW sunrise papaya is the delicious.

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Big Island groups offer $30,000 reward for information on hacked papaya trees [View all] ellisonz Dec 2011 OP

Hackers vs. GMO crops.... tough call without far more information (beyond the article). nt DCKit Dec 2011 #1

It's kinda a mystery. ellisonz Dec 2011 #2

If they are fighting GMO, they're NOT expressing themselves, they're trying to stop contamination saras Dec 2011 #3

They're committing criminal acts and destroying livelihoods. ellisonz Dec 2011 #4

Some more stories on this issue: ellisonz Dec 2011 #5