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Dictionary » I » Infuse InfuseInfuse to pour (a liquid) into something. ![]()
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Results from our forumNettle Tea4 hours to infuse! Well, if I find myself with a spare 4 hours and an ounce of nettles, I'll be sure to brew it up. Happy to be the guinea pig, thanks for the link.
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Replication of PhotosynthesisYou can't just infuse chlorophyll, photosynthesis requires all sorts of support structures to increase air circulation and provide water.
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Replication of PhotosynthesisNo need to infuse the chlorophyll, just change Fe of our hemoglobin for Mg, and we will turn into photosynthetic organism 8) I know this is theory, but that's how to describe green Martians: one-third human one-third plant, one-third ...
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Replication of Photosynthesis infuse chlorophyll in to human's skin cells so that we only need sunlight and water to complete the process.. oh yeah and eliminate our lung gene, and add the ability to breathe through our skin CO2. atrophy our pinky toe ...
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Replication of Photosynthesisinfuse chlorophyll in to human's skin cells so that we only need sunlight and water to complete the process.. oh yeah and eliminate our lung gene, and add the ability to breathe through our skin CO2. atrophy our pinky toe ...
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