Think back to Biology 101… Remember learning about cross-pollination? If it’s been awhile, cross-pollination is where one plant is pollinated by a completely different plant. It allows for greater genetic variability and the development of new varieties. I’m seriously simplifying the process, but you get the drift: sameness isn’t always desirable and so…
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