Today, while wandering through the supermarket, I suddenly spotted golden kiwis and was instantly surprised! Why are there golden kiwis? Are they genetically modified? In fact, golden kiwis are not genetically modified. There are many varieties of kiwi, and each one is different. Golden kiwi is simply a variety, completely unrelated to genetic modification.
After reading the above, has a weight been lifted off your chest? The appearance of the golden kiwi actually has a story behind it. Legend has it that 100 years ago, a New Zealand headmistress named Isabel came to China for a trip and brought Chinese kiwi seeds all the way back to New Zealand, starting the kiwi's journey there. After returning to New Zealand, Isabel passed the seeds to local fruit experts, who then, after some辗转, handed them to a renowned horticultural expert. This expert cultivated the first kiwi fruit tree in New Zealand. The kiwi fruit of New Zealand is what we call the kiwi.
This is because kiwis grown in different regions can vary, which involves geographical knowledge. The profound science of geography tells us that due to differences in latitude, sunlight exposure can also vary. Furthermore, differences in terrain and topography, as well as precipitation, all affect the growth of kiwis. The golden kiwi is a natural, spontaneous mutation that occurred during the natural growth process. It was discovered and cultivated by humans into a new variety, not a genetically modified one. So, stop scaring yourself!