first block, first one out of the blocks. And secondly, I want those functional traits. But I think I can get those functional traits with respect for coexistence and choice. Right now, that’s pretty iffy. MR. CORZINE: Mr. Chairman, I would just like to add if you would pardon me, that as we look at functional traits in this section, I, I fear we’re going to focus on something that one particular product that is such a minute amount. That is not going to be the case of all functional traits. And, and so, I think it’s a misrepresentation that in this room or people that read our minutes, that we’re talking about a functional trait and this sensitivity. The sensitivities probably, I know of a lot of products that are not near this sensitive. So, I just caution as we look at things that, that we remember that aspect of it. MR. REDDING: It’s a fair, fair point. I guess, Lynn? MR. CLARKSON: No, that’s, that’s fair enough. There will be some traits that are universally accepted. My concern isn’t when everything works well. My concern is where something goes wrong. MR. REDDING: Yeah, I, I think, you know, what, what the, my take away is, listen the, the future is incredibly complicated. Right? By acres, by hybrids, by this trait, that trait, you know, so a we think about the
first block, first one out of the blocks. And secondly, I want those functional traits. But I think I can get those functional traits with respect for coexistence and choice. Right now, that’s pretty iffy. MR. CORZINE: Mr. Chairman, I would just like to add if you would pardon me, that as we look at functional traits in this section, I, I fear we’re going to focus on something that one particular product that is such a minute amount. That is not going to be the case of all functional traits. And, and so, I think it’s a misrepresentation that in this room or people that read our minutes, that we’re talking about a functional trait and this sensitivity. The sensitivities probably, I know of a lot of products that are not near this sensitive. So, I just caution as we look at things that, that we remember that aspect of it. MR. REDDING: It’s a fair, fair point. I guess, Lynn? MR. CLARKSON: No, that’s, that’s fair enough. There will be some traits that are universally accepted. My concern isn’t when everything works well. My concern is where something goes wrong. MR. REDDING: Yeah, I, I think, you know, what, what the, my take away is, listen the, the future is incredibly complicated. Right? By acres, by hybrids, by this trait, that trait, you know, so a we think about the
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