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It was also possible to use the carniculture plants for growing human tissue for transplantation:
Thanks to Greg Weeks for contributing this item.
Compare to the compact food pastilles from The Senator's Daughter (1879) by Edward Page Mitchell (another form of chemical food) and the synthetic food (vat-grown meat) from Unto Us A Child Is Born (1933) by David H Keller. Also, see artificial food from The World Set Free (1914) by HG Wells. Comment/Join this discussion ( 5 ) | RSS/XML | Blog This | Additional
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