UT042: Analysis of Black Material on the Roots and Inside Corn Stalks from a Crop Formation (Mission, B.C., August 2002)
From The Black Vault Encyclopedia Project
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Background/Objective
The background as described by Nancy Talbott follows.
“The enclosed corn stalks come from a crop formation in Mission B.C., Canada which occurred in late August, 2002. You’ll note that the stalks have a lot of black on them. The stuff on the leaves I suspect is from fungus. But there is a different quality to the black on the roots and inside the corn stalks near the bottom which we are wondering about. Could this be a carbon blackening? Like perhaps one might see in a lightning strike? Or is it just the fungus?"
The objective is to determine the cause of the black color on the ends and roots of the corn stalks.
Budinger Analysis Report
Phyllis Budinger's Post Analysis Notes
Currently, no notes.
