Wind-plant

... to these 'neutral mutations'. How do you explain speciation of immobile plants ? They do not have legs, and please do not say that insects and/or wind did this. Wow, AFJ please think a liitle harder before posting next time. Loads of possible circumstances. One example is the large land which ...

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... as environmental advantage. 4) How do you explain speciation of immobile plants ? They do not have legs, and please do not say that insects and/or wind did this. Cross-pollination does not apply as an example, because it will only work within a common genus like irises or related genus within a ...

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... but I can see the second option working much more effectively than the first. The problem is making sure you arm the right people, and not wind up creating just another batch of terrorists.

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... King Solomon (son of King David) wrote 3000 years ago along the same lines, Vanity, vanity (meaninglessness) says the preacher, all is vanity. The wind blows to the east and then comes back again. All that has ever been will be again. Nothing new under the sun. The sun rises and sets. Man works, ...

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... for most without government subsidies. Of greater concern is the loss of insects; without pollinators, much of our farming would collapse. Wind-pollinated grains would continue to provide staple food, but artificial pollination of each and every flower would be needed to maintain standard ...

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