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If DNA has a half life of about 500 years, how can old seeds be planted?
It's therefore not at all clear that we should expect the results from this experiment to generalise to seeds. … Finally, the seeds weren't viable on their own. It was only with significant intervention that scientists were able to get the embryos contained within the seeds to grow. …
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