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Rick it is my humble opinon that this topic right across the boards is full of posts by people supporting this fem seed interprise yet the argument to go aginst nature and the natreal order of things is well not standing up.
The fact is rick like it or not a male is XY and a female is XX and a hermi is XXY.
You can dress a guy in a dress and make him look all girly but the reality is between his legs his all male.
What is not spoken about is the fact some females can express male traits and from what is that coused by rick well basicly stress and it couses a hermone made by the plant to then produce male parts now how much do you or any know about this very little.
What we do know is that once this happens it will carrie it into the next generation and can become worse now to try and correct this what do we use rick thats right a male why is that rick.
They are useing chemicals or even hormones found in nature to treat a female to turn it into a male now that has to be a strees factor on the female like it or not rick and just like a female produceing her own hormones to grow male parts it has to carrie it into the next generation.
Is this a positive no chance you guys act like you have all the answears but you dont all your doing is pulling research papper after research papper from google from any surce you can find relevent or not and hopeing you strike a quote that may back your belif.
The reality is rick a males The Y chromosome contains several significant genes:
•SRY (sex-determining region Y gene; causes maleness via testosterone),
•sperm fertility,
•Y-influenced growth control,
•chromodomain proteins,
•short stature.
•other significant, mutant genes associated with disease, e.g., colorblindness
Y chromosomal profiling can trace back paternal lineages into the past and has thus been proven a useful tool in genealogical and kinship testing. The individuality of the male-specific part of the Y chromosome can be optimally explored by the Y-STR haplotype analysis using a set of highly variable short tandem repeat markers approved by the forensic and scientific community.
Are you so blind in your belif rick to not even see the importance of a real male in the species of cannabis.
The fact is rick like it or not a male is XY and a female is XX and a hermi is XXY.
You can dress a guy in a dress and make him look all girly but the reality is between his legs his all male.
What is not spoken about is the fact some females can express male traits and from what is that coused by rick well basicly stress and it couses a hermone made by the plant to then produce male parts now how much do you or any know about this very little.
What we do know is that once this happens it will carrie it into the next generation and can become worse now to try and correct this what do we use rick thats right a male why is that rick.
They are useing chemicals or even hormones found in nature to treat a female to turn it into a male now that has to be a strees factor on the female like it or not rick and just like a female produceing her own hormones to grow male parts it has to carrie it into the next generation.
Is this a positive no chance you guys act like you have all the answears but you dont all your doing is pulling research papper after research papper from google from any surce you can find relevent or not and hopeing you strike a quote that may back your belif.
The reality is rick a males The Y chromosome contains several significant genes:
•SRY (sex-determining region Y gene; causes maleness via testosterone),
•sperm fertility,
•Y-influenced growth control,
•chromodomain proteins,
•short stature.
•other significant, mutant genes associated with disease, e.g., colorblindness
Y chromosomal profiling can trace back paternal lineages into the past and has thus been proven a useful tool in genealogical and kinship testing. The individuality of the male-specific part of the Y chromosome can be optimally explored by the Y-STR haplotype analysis using a set of highly variable short tandem repeat markers approved by the forensic and scientific community.
Are you so blind in your belif rick to not even see the importance of a real male in the species of cannabis.