FAQ About Indoor Plant Leaf Variegation

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14 days ago | lila

What is a chimera in plants?

A chimera in plants refers to a condition where a plant has two or more genetically different types of tissues. This can lead to variegation where distinct color variations appear between the tissues due to their differing genetic makeup.

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