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For a time in the early 19th century, morning glories were to the Japanese what tulips were in 15th century Holland, when the trade in rare flowers sent prices to absurdly high prices. Japanese morning glory breeders have created an astonishing array of variations in shapes, colors and sizes -- helped along by genes called transposons, which can 'jump' from one position to another within the genome. Learn the fascinating history of Imperial Japanese morning glories!