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"What could go wrong". So what happens when these trees start spreading to other forests, growing there and pushing out all other native species and thus destr
by oifjsidjf 4y ago
"What could go wrong".
So what happens when these trees start spreading to other forests, growing there and pushing out all other native species and thus destroying original forests?
Even if they'd make them "incapable of pollinating" the trees would eventualy still be able to pollinate since they'd eventual just mutate back: you have NO way of preventing that.
It would be the same story as those GMO mosquitoes where scientists guaranteed us they could not breed. Until they could lmao.
This is ignorant science, are these people even capable of thinking of even 2nd order effects?
- eimrine 4y agoMaybe that kind of GMO trees will be better than original ones? And AFAIK when trees with leaves have appeared by evolution reason, pine trees and fir trees just keep existing.
- raxxorraxor 4y agoWhy not use normal trees? I cannot watch the video right now and assume an open question is most likely be answered with a 'no'.