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Which of the following statements is true about conventional breeding and biotechnology?A. Conventional

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12:07 58% |ו. ו Xס Which of the following statements is true about conventional breeding and biotechnology?A. Conventional breeding relies primarily on selection, using natural processes of sexual and asexual reproduction. Genetic engineering utilizes a process of insertion of genetic material, via a gene gun or other direct gene introduction methods, or by a specially designed bacterial truck, which does not occur in nature. A. conventional breeding primarily uses natural processes of sexual and asexual reproduction while genetic engineering utilizes a process of insertion of genetic material via specially designed bacterial truck B. conventional breeding highlights the positive traits of plants while genetic engineering optimizes agricultural yield by incorporating synthetic chemicals C. conventional breeding applies more pesticides, fungicides and herbicides to strengthen the vitality of crops while genetic engineering is limited to the enhancement of useful phenotypes only in bacteria making the entire organism more
Transcribed Image Text:12:07 58% |ו. ו Xס Which of the following statements is true about conventional breeding and biotechnology?A. Conventional breeding relies primarily on selection, using natural processes of sexual and asexual reproduction. Genetic engineering utilizes a process of insertion of genetic material, via a gene gun or other direct gene introduction methods, or by a specially designed bacterial truck, which does not occur in nature. A. conventional breeding primarily uses natural processes of sexual and asexual reproduction while genetic engineering utilizes a process of insertion of genetic material via specially designed bacterial truck B. conventional breeding highlights the positive traits of plants while genetic engineering optimizes agricultural yield by incorporating synthetic chemicals C. conventional breeding applies more pesticides, fungicides and herbicides to strengthen the vitality of crops while genetic engineering is limited to the enhancement of useful phenotypes only in bacteria making the entire organism more
12:07 O A 58% engineering utilizes a process of insertion of genetic material, via a gene gun or other direct gene introduction methods, or by a specially designed bacterial truck, which does not occur in nature. A. conventional breeding primarily uses natural processes of sexual and asexual reproduction while genetic engineering utilizes a process of insertion of genetic material via specially designed bacterial truck B. conventional breeding highlights the positive traits of plants while genetic engineering optimizes agricultural yield by incorporating synthetic chemicals C. conventional breeding applies more pesticides, fungicides and herbicides to strengthen the vitality of crops while genetic engineering is limited to the enhancement of useful phenotypes only in bacteria making the entire organism more productive. D. the processes and techniques used in genetic engineering and its outcomes are generally safer than conventional breeding.
Transcribed Image Text:12:07 O A 58% engineering utilizes a process of insertion of genetic material, via a gene gun or other direct gene introduction methods, or by a specially designed bacterial truck, which does not occur in nature. A. conventional breeding primarily uses natural processes of sexual and asexual reproduction while genetic engineering utilizes a process of insertion of genetic material via specially designed bacterial truck B. conventional breeding highlights the positive traits of plants while genetic engineering optimizes agricultural yield by incorporating synthetic chemicals C. conventional breeding applies more pesticides, fungicides and herbicides to strengthen the vitality of crops while genetic engineering is limited to the enhancement of useful phenotypes only in bacteria making the entire organism more productive. D. the processes and techniques used in genetic engineering and its outcomes are generally safer than conventional breeding.
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