Swayseeker Posted September 8, 2016 Posted September 8, 2016 Scientists are genetically modifying trees to produce more terpenes. Could one genetically alter trees to produce more hygroscopic terpenes. I note that cellulose is hygroscopic and so is glycerin. Could one get a tree to produce volatile hygroscopic terpenes or other substances? These trees could help create rain in drought areas, for instance. I explain more use for hygroscopic terpenes in my Air Pollution page on facebook
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