At any significant scale the sequencing cost would be much lower than the tariff. You wouldn't have to do it for every tree since they're all clones. It's jus

At any significant scale the sequencing cost would be much lower than the tariff. You wouldn't have to do it for every tree since they're all clones. It's just nice because it's verifiable at any point in the supply chain without requiring oversight at every point. You'd only have to pay for the sequencing: - when adding a new cultivar to the list of ones that are legal to sell - during sting operations The threat of being fined/jailed should be enough to get the market to police itself. No need to add bureaucracy in the middle.