07-09-2024, 01:25 PM
(This post was last modified: 07-09-2024, 01:27 PM by Lucy Devereaux.)
The idea fascinated Lucy. She was initially put off by the idea as a series of Terran horror movies had involved carnivorous tomatoes, but they weren’t likely to run into that problem. Terran agriculture had involved the use of cross-pollination to breed in agreeable traits. Flavor, firmness, and longevity.
“Cross-pollination sounds cool. The trick would be finding complementary attributes. Does many me wonder what varieties the Beta-quadrant have to offer. Something that would go well with a salad or pizza?”
There was also the matter of something that would be nice made into a sauce or juiced in a Bloody Mary, though it wasn’t Lucy’s kind of drink. Did the Beta quadrant have pizza? A cotton swab was the perfect was to apply the pollen. Would it be adding pollen from what passed for a standard tomato plant on Terra or the other way around?
“Might also need to consider bio-filter shielding to avoid mixing pollen samples with the test plants.”
A little practical botany would be fun.
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“Cross-pollination sounds cool. The trick would be finding complementary attributes. Does many me wonder what varieties the Beta-quadrant have to offer. Something that would go well with a salad or pizza?”
There was also the matter of something that would be nice made into a sauce or juiced in a Bloody Mary, though it wasn’t Lucy’s kind of drink. Did the Beta quadrant have pizza? A cotton swab was the perfect was to apply the pollen. Would it be adding pollen from what passed for a standard tomato plant on Terra or the other way around?
“Might also need to consider bio-filter shielding to avoid mixing pollen samples with the test plants.”
A little practical botany would be fun.
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