> there is no biodiversity in agriculture. That is (a) a bit hyperbolic, (b) more applicable to large-scale, "industrial" farming and (c) not exactly desirable

> there is no biodiversity in agriculture. That is (a) a bit hyperbolic, (b) more applicable to large-scale, "industrial" farming and (c) not exactly desirable, right? > Competing GMO banana products would introduce more diversity than exists today. A good example of "it's the dosage that makes the difference between the poison and the medicine".