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2. I don't see this addressed specifically, but if I read this right,

Fri Nov 14, 2014, 11:27 AM

Nov 2014

the nuts should generate blight resistant trees.

It looks to me like this is a GMO product .

More here:

http://www.esf.edu/chestnut/#.VGYtCcm9ZZ4

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Help restore the American Chestnut [View all] hedgehog Nov 2014 OP

Do the nuts from these resistant trees grow into resistant trees themselves? surrealAmerican Nov 2014 #1

I don't see this addressed specifically, but if I read this right, hedgehog Nov 2014 #2

Too bad they won't let people contribute by buying seedlings. dixiegrrrrl Nov 2014 #3

Keep your eyes open for news hedgehog Nov 2014 #4

thank you for finding that info. dixiegrrrrl Nov 2014 #7

I learned about Chestnut Trees handmade34 Nov 2014 #5

I remember the roasted chestnut vendors in Paris and Amsterdam. trof Nov 2014 #6