states, but van dines and medrano picked a geisha variety grown in goleta, california, from the goodland we first featured nearly three years ago. >> basically, you take leafs of coffee, of a coffee plant. >> right. >> and the leaves are mass rated and you extract dna from the cells inside the leaves. >> reporter: okay. >> and then you create a collection of the dna fragments. >> what we ended up putting to was 1.2 bill base pairs, so pieces of dna. they're not 100% in order, but they're in very good shape. >> reporter: the goal is to breed a plant that can grow at higher altitude and fight diseases like rust. >> we say this all the time. but the coffee bean is magical. >> reporter: outside of academia, the seattle startup at tomo coffee is taking the exact opposite approach to coffee research. food scientists jared stottforth and his partner want to make coffee without the bean. they call it molecular coffee. >> we talk about how when he told me he wanted to hack coffee, that it blew my mind. but what is that? how does it work? >> ship it to seattle. >> reporter: they make plant-based a

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. >> he's a co-found are of fringe coffee withy rusky of goodland organics. >> this is our greenhousea. this is the one that was sequenced. this is a unique hybrid, you know, that's resistant the to frost. this coffee has 40% less caffeine. >> the midday coffee. so you're not too awake and not too tired. >> very floral, very exquisite flavor. >> the aroma is fantastic. >> i would say this san all day drinking coffee. it's delicious. really delicious. >> the bottom line is can we make a stronger coffee bean so it can survive the climate change or find other plant based things we can combine so we can have coffee. that's what these places are doing because this is a real issue. snurch c davis established that coffee is better than beer and sex. >> apparently. >> according to their survey. >> i would like to taste for myself. >> the one without the actual bean. >> they are working to get their cold brew released out to the public. >> all right. business deals are often celebrated with toast and now being sealed over toast. that's what i'm being told. up next how the lowly breakfast is ga