Maddie Sofia

So we can grow and essentially reproduce on its own in nature.

Tree-pronged approach, if you will.

Tree-pronged approach, if you will.

Tree-pronged approach, if you will.

Sure.

Sure.

Sure.

And how does this gene affect the American chestnut tree?

And how does this gene affect the American chestnut tree?

And how does this gene affect the American chestnut tree?

So these trees have been genetically modified at this point.

So these trees have been genetically modified at this point.

So these trees have been genetically modified at this point.

And what are these regulatory agencies looking for?

And what are these regulatory agencies looking for?

And what are these regulatory agencies looking for?

Right. Some people are worried about genetically engineered trees and other things being released into the wild. Right.

Right. Some people are worried about genetically engineered trees and other things being released into the wild. Right.

Right. Some people are worried about genetically engineered trees and other things being released into the wild. Right.

All right, Emily Kwong, I appreciate you. Thank you for sharing with us the scientific saga of the American chestnut tree. Such a saga. Yeah. You're welcome, Maddie.