Squash is a symbol of seed diversity thousands of years in the making. 🤝🌱 The incredible variety we see today is the work of communities who adapted the plant using hybridization and seed saving. These traditional breeding methods differ from genetic engineering, which directly manipulates DNA in ways that don’t occur naturally. Yet squash is *also* part of the GMO story. It was among the first genetically engineered crops deregulated in the ‘90s, which set a precedent of the biotech industry

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