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-<span style="color:#000000"><font size="2">SHORT-DESCRIPTION:</font><span style="color:#008080">tweedlewheedle is a new double-featured product of treehugger synbio line, especially developed using the best organic plant DNA plus an soecial extract of average 50% human braincells, that can help you out translating even the most difficult plant communication signal into understandable speech.
+<span style="color:#000000"><font size="2">SHORT-DESCRIPTION:</font><span style="color:#008080">tweedlewheedle is a new double-featured product of treehugger synbio line, especially developed using the best organic plant DNA plus an extract of average 50% human braincells, that can help out translating even the most difficult plant communication signal.
 Not like any other technical translating tools which are hard to use, incomplete or unhandy for outdoor purposes, tweedlewheedle is a lifing companion following your steps subtly day by day.
 Simple to use, unnoticeable for others and comfortable to wear.
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+<span style="color:#000000"><font size="2">HOW-THEY-WORK:</font><span style="color:#008080"> tweedlewheedle is not like any other translating tool!
+Especially invented to translate the mood and health status of plants to humans,
+it works with the help of selected plant gen moduls which react sensitivly on
+plant emitted messengers substances° and sudden changes in a plants invironment (like strong winds, fire, high air moisture etc.).
+<span style="color:#008080">Thats why we choosed tabaco and mimosis amongst thousend of other capable plants as the main ingredients for our gene extraction: Tabaco usually known as the main substance for the production of cigaretts is not only smokeable, but also a plant with the ability to recognize messenger substances of other plants on a very high level. While the mimosis is likely the most sensitiv plant in the whole world, because of her sensitive body reactions through contact, air pressure, air pollution, heat etc.
+<span style="color:#008080">But tweedlewheedle is not a container for useful gene moduls! To detect changes inside a plant via scent and outside of it via invironmental changes, the cover of tweedlewheedle is constructed as a light grid of living mimosa cells. Those cells can expand and shrink during extreme natural conditions via a sudden change of inner cell pressure called tugur.
+That process causes the mimosa cell cover to move and also to deliver informations about special incidents to the enclosed tabaco cells in the centre of tweedlewheedle.
+<span style="color:#008080"> In turn the tabaco cells will be oscillated and stimulated to produce a certain kind of human messenger substance and to release them through our nose in our brain. Only with this effect, we can instinctively tell if something in particular bad or good is going on and what it is!
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+° <span style="color:#000000"><font size="1">(Those substances are normally used to deliver messages from plant to plant and contain major information about the health status of a plant, harmfull pest attacks or the phytohormonic level inside the plant. Phytohormones are plant hormones that are needed for growth, selfprotection and reproduction of a plant)<font size="1"></font>'''
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