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Originally Posted by asacomm
Quite funny for me is that Mauro Gibo who principally raised the agenda
comments nothing during the series of this debate.
I still beleive it is very difficult and rather impossible to graft a banana stem
on another banana's stem. The stem is consisted of multiplied petioles and
each of these petioles should be grafted. So the principle of the grafting of
banana is basically and theoretically different from that of ordinary trees and
flowers.
And even in case that it were possible, what is the benefit to do so??
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Science: the concerted human effort to understand, or to understand better, the history of the natural world and how the natural world works, with observable physical evidence as the basis of that understanding.
i think that mr. mauro did it in the name of science. i guess anyone who makes an effort to understand the world around us is a scientist by definition. i would like to know the status or conclusion of his experiments..
thanks