I love having spiders in my residence. Sometimes I find them stuck in the bathtub or sink and I save them and let them go free. Like yes my spider bro, keep eating the fruit flies and other annoying bugs. I like the little creepy centipede looking bugs also because they eat bedbugs and other insects. (Spiders and other natural predators of bedbugs will not mitigate an active bed bug infestation.)

The link to the paper is broken. Here it is. https://www.pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pnas.1118373109

I don’t have treats like that on a daily basis.

I’m not diabetic, yet.

Take poptarts of choice, pop in freezer. Cut poptart sized block of ice cream and sandwich between your frozen poptarts.

You’re welcome.

Begun, the water wars have.

I have been getting books for my niece from her charity, as my sister can barely afford to live let alone buy books or toys.

CRISPR gene-editing allows scientists to make precise changes to a plant’s DNA. In citrus, researchers are using it to tweak genes that influence how trees respond to HLB. Crucially — from a regulatory point of view — many of these edits do not involve adding foreign DNA. Instead, they create small changes that could, in principle, occur naturally or through conventional breeding — only much more slowly.

There’s tons of research papers out there if you keyword search CRISPR gene-editing citrus trees on pubmed.

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/41123679/

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/40275470/

Where is your ability to seek out sources of research when you read a summary article directed at the layperson?