The history of the airplane shows it was invented by Orville (1871-1948) and Wilbur (1867-1912) Wright. They got the patent 9 months prior to their flight in December 1903. The Early History of Flight. There are pictures showing Orville Wright on the plane flying.
Naturally occurring pectin is a soluble fiber found in many fruits and plants. Pectin is a great example of a natural polymer, and is composed of pectic acid and pectinic acid molecules. It is basically a compound with a bunch of sugars and acids attached to it. (I always find the chemical structure fun!) Every plant contains some amount, sometimes just a very small amount, of pectin.
When Pectin is heated with sugar, it causes jams and jellies to thicken to that pleasantly spreadable consistency we all love so much! Yay Jam! The main raw materials for pectin production are fruit scraps, such as dried citrus peel or apple pomace. These are by-products of juice production. Pomace from sugar beet is also used to a small extent. (Sugar beets can be, and probably are, a GMO product.)