Helianthus Spartacusii (ReGen)

Helianthus Spartacusii (Spartacus Sunflower) is a new subspecies of Helianthus Dr. Amstray and his team created at the Alexander Hamilton Research Facility in Nebraska in 1998. The subspecies was intended to be a cultivar of Helianthus intended as decoration for ReGen's Research Facility in the same state and as a new Oilseed crop.
==Creation==
Dr. Amstray's hypothesis was to replace the common sunflower as a an oilseed crop with another identical member. Randall Herman had eventually joined him and started doing research to develop a new plant for the oilseed industry as an alternative to rapeseed. 
===Techniques===
The Genomes of the flower were sequenced manually, as well as chromosomes being tweaked.
The pseudanthium ended out to be extremely fluffy due to a gene mistake.
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