It's fascinating how the rose can produce so many shades and colors. From reds, pink, yellow, orange, maroon and white, most of these are results of cross-breeding. Did you know that there were originally no red roses? They were a result of a genetic mutation in the 1930's.
But there's a missing color. Blue does not occur naturally in the rose family. But a joint research by an Australian company and a Japanese company produced a blue rose back in 2004 using genetic engineering. Would blue roses proliferate in the next generation?
11.02.2007
KAPPALAKASAN: ASTIG (AS Together in Games)
When?
- Opening Ceremmonies and Court Games (eliminations) - NOVEMBER 21
- Philippine Games and Board Games - NOVEMBER 24
- Court Games (Semi-finals and Finals) and Closing Ceremonies - DECEMBER 1
Where?
- CHK gym
What?
- Men's Basketball
- Women's Basketball
- Volleyball (mixed)
- Badminton (singles and doubles)
- Chess
- Scrabble
- Agawang Buko
- Tulakang Kawayan
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