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A Simpsons fan has created tomacco by cross-breeding tomatoes and tobacco: “What we found was nicotine in the leaves”. said scientist Ray Grimsbo. The plant grew off the tobacco roots ...

Once again, reality has imitated “The Simpsons.” Last year the Albuquerque Dukes became the Albuquerque Isotopes after a 2001 episode of the show depicted Homer Simpson protecting his belo...

An Oregon scientist with a lot of extra time on his hands has set out to bring a Simpsons episode to life — and succeeded. He’s created “tomacco,” a bizarre cross between tobac...

youngandfly asked: they were talking about it on the news how they crossbred a tomato and tobacco plant and created a fruit what happen to it they said nobody wanted to eat because they were worried ...

Homer Simpson is not a guy people want to emulate. “D’oh!” is his most-used expression, and with good reason. His endeavors tend to go horribly, horribly wrong. Nevertheless, Rob Ba...

I am a fan of Fox 12’s The Simpsons, and episode # 1105 [1] is my favorite. Homer had exposed a variety of seeds to Plutonium and Tomacco was the only thing that grew. A foul tasting tomato that...

The process of making tomacco was first revealed in a 1959 Scientific American article, which stated that nicotine could be found in the tomato plant after grafting. Due to the academic and industrial...

In the Simpsons episode, AABF19 “E-I-E-I-(Annoyed Grunt)” from season 11, episode 5, Homer Simpson accidentally creates the tomacco when he “planted a little bit of everything”...