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| ``The dicot grasses are coming through on the trail,'' she said about the two-leaf blades of grass. CF] from samples collected by the dicot (Al, Si, Cl, S, K Ca, Mn, Fe, Zn, Br, Pb, Sr, Cu, and Rb). Inserting foreign genes into plants is not new; scientists have been engineering broad-leaved, dicot plants such as tobacco and tomatoes for more than a decade. |
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