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Jilly_in_VA

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6. What's interesting about this

Reply to riversedge (Original post)

Mon Apr 12, 2021, 11:58 AM

Apr 2021

is that several years ago when I began world-building for a prospective SF novel, I imagined something called "salt rice" which was similar but not the same, more like regular rice, that grew in saltwater marshes of my world and had become one of the primary grains feeding the colonists.

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The rice of the sea: how a tiny grain could change the way humanity eats........ [View all] riversedge Apr 2021 OP

This is so interesting. first time I have heard of it. Thanks for posting. dameatball Apr 2021 #1

"sea-grown versions of tomatoes" intrepidity Apr 2021 #2

;-{) Goonch Apr 2021 #3

Fascinating. Thank you so much for sharing. niyad Apr 2021 #4

You have to wonder if the biochemists get involved exboyfil Apr 2021 #5

What's interesting about this Jilly_in_VA Apr 2021 #6

This has exciting possibilities -- on a few fronts really. Thanks for posting. KPN Apr 2021 #7

That is amazing. Chellee Apr 2021 #8