Re: Help with genetic experement with my kid.

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From: Robyn Ryder
Date: Fri, 15 Mar 1996 00:00

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kalia@casbah.acns.nwu.edu (R. Kalia) writes:

>In article <3146547E.44B9@usnetworks.net>, rote@usnetworks.net 
>says...
>>
>>        o       selecting the roses (how to tell a male from female!?!)

>Even experienced rosarians have a hard time making the identification.  
>Of course you can't examine the genitalia, because they're underground. 

>P.S. The subject line about "genetic experiments with my kid" is open to 
>multiple interpretation.

dont be silly there is no such thing as a male and female rose as each 
flower is perfect having both male and female parts, unless its a hybrid, 
in which case it still has them, but they are generally sterile :) 
Cheers, Rob

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From: bluemoon@adelaide.DIALix.oz.au (Robyn Ryder)
Subject: Re: Help with genetic experement with my kid.
Date: 1996/03/15
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