Growth Chemical Leads To Exploding Watermelons In China Time Beijing — watermelons have been bursting by the score in eastern china after farmers gave them overdoses of growth chemicals during wet weather, creating what state media called fields of. Farmers in eastern china have been left perplexed after their watermelons began to explode one by one. an investigation by state media found farms in jiangsu province were losing acres of fruit.
Exploding Watermelons In China Nearly two dozen chinese farmers are reporting cases of “exploding” watermelons. the melons are not intentionally rigged with explosive devices—they’re the result of overdoses of growth chemicals used by farmers. Fields of exploding watermelons are creating havoc in china, and farmers overdosing their crops with growth chemicals are getting the blame. about 20 farmers around danyang city in jiangsu province have been affected, losing up to 45 hectares of melon, china central television said in an investigative report. Watermelons have been bursting by the score in eastern china after farmers gave them overdoses of growth chemicals during wet weather. more than 700 mu (46.7 hectares) of watermelons have been ruined due to the problem in the city of danyang in may, the harvest time for watermelons in southern china. Japanese researchers created a synthetic analog—a chemical made in the lab mirroring these naturally occuring ones—and called it kt 30. now, forchlorfenuron, or cppu, is sold in china as "sino.
Exploding Watermelons In China Watermelons have been bursting by the score in eastern china after farmers gave them overdoses of growth chemicals during wet weather. more than 700 mu (46.7 hectares) of watermelons have been ruined due to the problem in the city of danyang in may, the harvest time for watermelons in southern china. Japanese researchers created a synthetic analog—a chemical made in the lab mirroring these naturally occuring ones—and called it kt 30. now, forchlorfenuron, or cppu, is sold in china as "sino. Watermelons have been bursting by the score in eastern china after farmers gave them overdoses of growth chemicals during wet weather, creating fields of ‘land mines’ instead of the bounty of fruit they wanted. Watermelons have been bursting by the score in eastern china after farmers gave them overdoses of growth chemicals during wet weather, creating fields of "land mines" instead of the bounty. Overdoses of growth chemicals, applied by inexperienced melon farmers too eager to cash in on watermelons' soaring prices. the newcomers made two mistakes: 1) applying the growth.
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