Who wants to read this medium to long paragraph? Synthesized seeds? Laser radiation modifies the "dna"of a seed to enhance its life cycle? Is this what the message posted meant? Am I getting this right? All that jargon in that PDF file meant that eventually scientists are going (or are already able) to keep the characteristic of a strain they want to see on a plant's life cycle, such as keeping a "chromosome" that is specifically responsible for hyper-development of its flowers in terms of size, density, number of red hairs, etc, for example? Entirely new strains would exist based on that notion for acheiving the conception/modification of the "ideal" plant. I imagine a company that allows you to choose every traits that you are looking for in a plant... you buy your totally customizable plant based on your liking... is this right here? I could have a plant that produces not one main cola but ten right off the bat? I could choose the taste, the smell, its height, its colors, its resistance or acceptance to various environmental factors, its 'medicinal properties', etc? Personnally, I'd like to see the potential health risks both short and long term associated with such genetic modifications? Eventually, I'd jump into it if I could, not as a customer but as a developer... but by the time the previous question has been answered, the entry barriers would be high...lol huge market potential, could benefit lots of people in need of medicine from such a plant...
