@amerix Some of those genetic accidents such as banana from a diploid (with seeds) to a triploid with a bigger pulp had very little or no human intervention. Sweetpotato normal plants have roots that don’t bulk but the hexaploids with 6 sets of chromosomes have what we eat today
@Kamau266 Besides him being not married (wise decision) you don’t know what else he’s battling. I vividly remember meeting Chris Kirubi a year before his demise not looking good at all. I judged the look so harshly mpaka I went digging only to learn that he was battling cancer!
I followed @ishowspeedsui make his entry in Africa. As his tours unfolded I kept wondering what Kenya will show. Alas! did I forget that Kenya is not a place? it’s a feeling, it’s a sensation, it’s Magical! They outdid everyone.
He carried us, the children of his motherland and our troubles to his heart. His heart grew weary and tired from the weight of the Kenyan generations and beyond borders. The old and young, the past and the future. His heart said, we cant do this no more @RailaOdinga took a bow.
Decoding the complexity of the hexaploid sweet potato genome. https://t.co/Gm8nYYNdbj
a, storage roots and plants of the sweet potato variety ‘Tanzania’. b. Chromosome maps displaying ancestral origins across the 90 chromosomes found in ‘Tanzania’. Wu, S. et al.
@kipkoecheruiyot When I was a student I lived in quarters by an older lady with one grown up son not living with her. No boyfriend’s allowed. She loved her drink, in a home pub called whispers. when she came home she would honk for someone to open the gate. One time I overslept, she was mad!!
@MutahiNgunyi@DavidNdii I don’t know how you possesing not an average intelligence started thinking the way you do.. like a Neanderthal lacking all the basic human abilities to reason!!!!