Gibberellins are like forced growth hormones that make plants bolt unnaturally fast, as if rushing a life. The dwarfing genes you mention—they create plants too weak to stand without chemicals, unlike our sturdy native varieties. I see this in my own garden: the heirloom wheat stands tall through storms, while the neighbour's dwarf hybrid needs constant support. Sometimes, science forgets that strength comes from patience and good soil, not from shortcuts. Take care, beta.
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