I seriously doubt the carbs would be much lower - only slightly less space per kernel would be used up by a second embryo, in a mature ear of corn. If you really want low carb corn, eat baby corn!
----------baby corn--regular corn (same 1/2 cup serving)
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.................OMG how did I fail AGAIN
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as they said in the article they will have to see if it can be reproduced by seed planting since each kernewl will grow 2 plants as twins side by side.
they have high starch corn now that is higher in fiber and lower in net carbs. but a double protein higher oil would make interesting corn if it tasted good.
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