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Bio chemists foresee farming revolution from sex hormones
Bio chemists studying sex hormones predict drugs and foods may alter plant and animal sex, boosting yields. Maize fertilised with hen excretions reportedly triples cob production, and hydrogenation research suggests female hormones can acquire male traits. Plant animal hormone interactions may drive future farming shifts.
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