"Plants do not need soil carbon."

Some do use some carbon from soil. Corn uses more than most.

Lol rent free

Accurate. With the government at least there is the potential for redress of grievances. Corporations don't care, won't care, and increasingly don't have to. All of mankind's greatest achievements were through collectivism.

This is the shittiest poem I've ever read.

How about "Don't Hate Me Because My Getty Money is Beautiful"?

"So we're gaining more rain forests and crop land? I'm no denier"

So we're going with "spectacularly ignorant" then?

Please, for the love of God, read the article...

I probably did when i was a child

How old ARE you? *boggle*. Or did you vacation in exotic locales or order fruit from rare fruit sellers as a child?

Gros Michel was pretty much entirely off US supermarket shelves by 1965. Are you like 70 years old or something?

You have to store them in your crispr drawer.

Fe'i bananas are neat, they're not even from the same two crossed species as the other ~99% of bananas on Earth, or even in the same Musa subgroup. They grow upright instead of hanging down. They ripen orange, mottled/striped, or brick red, and are, as noticed, yellow inside, with like 100x the beta carotene of a Cavendish. The sap is purple and can be used as a dye. Different number of chromosomes (not just ploidy). Etc. Very different!

Just another case of the Polynesians doing their own thing ;) They originated in New Guinea and the Solomon Islands and then the Polynesians took them everywhere with them in their boats. And when we're talking bananas, that means transporting live plants (corms).

Tell me you've never eaten a Gros Michel without telling me you've never eaten a Gros Michel.

Dunno, they don't seem ignorant. Colonizers sure

Fuck off Nazi sucker.

He literally said Islam was the greatest danger. Sources abound. Learn to Internet, coward.

Did you choose freely to be a Nazi or were you trained by your parents?