
The evolution of cannabis: from 4% to 35% THC in under 30 years
Today there is a wide variety of buds with impressive characteristics. Find out in this post how the different cannabis strains have been developed.
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Dr. Daniela Vergara is an evolutionary biologist, founder and director of the non-profit foundation Agricultural Genomics Foundation, whose mission is to educate the public about the scientific advances on the Cannabis sativa plant.
Vergara is the Emerging Crops Specialist on the Harvest New York team at Cornell University, and a researcher and professor at the University of Colorado Boulder.
In addition to her several scientific publications, Vergara has worked as a consultant for several private companies in the cannabis industry and has also served as a legal expert witness.
In the following links you can discover many of the interesting scientific studies on cannabis she has published, as well as her website, social media and outreach work.

Today there is a wide variety of buds with impressive characteristics. Find out in this post how the different cannabis strains have been developed.
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