Figong
Well-Known Member
when you take a clone, there is no changing of the genetics m8.. that's the whole point of cloning to begin with...
think of cloning as just continuing the same plant for years and years and years as that's exactly what you're doing.. it's always going to have the same genetics as the first plant it came from as technically, it is the same plant.. if it were a human, and you started off with a blonde hair, blue eyed person, and you cloned it for years and year, you'd still end up with a blonde with blue eyes, not a brunette with brown eyes.. same thing with plants..
Without turning this into any form of argument.. which I do not want - would rather keep it debate-style.. are you saying that the UV can not alter the genetic makeup of the plant with irradiation which could cause epigenetic variations and ultimately creates a potential for phenotypic plasticity?