What is the purpose of producing transgenic plants?

Answer 1

Transgenic plants are naturally hybrid—they have traits from two or more different plants.

Their aim is to produce a plant that can replace two or more other plants.

For instance, plant A has a high yielding capacity, plant B has the capacity to resist disease, and we can combine the traits of plants A and B through genetic engineering to create a single plant C.

This indicates that Plant C will have a high yielding potential and a resistance to disease.

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Answer 2

Clara Atchley

Transgenic plants are created with the intention of introducing particular genes that confer desired characteristics, such as increased crop yield, pest resistance, environmental tolerance, or improved nutritional content.

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