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Not anymore? The article does not mention china at all. Maybe it was corrected in the meanwhile. As I'm reading it, Canada is named as the majority source for s
by PurpleRamen 4y ago
Not anymore? The article does not mention china at all. Maybe it was corrected in the meanwhile. As I'm reading it, Canada is named as the majority source for seeds.
- latch 4y agoyour parent means that even the article mentions Canada [so there's no need to just be 'pretty sure']