insert genes that produce anti-insect chemicals into the plant !
insert genes that produce anti-insect chemicals into the plant !
insert genes that produce anti-insect chemicals into the plant !
insert genes that produce anti-insect chemicals into the plant !
insert genes that produce anti-insect chemicals into the plant !
Biotechnology can be used to engineer plants that produce insecticidal proteins, such as Bt toxins, which are toxic to specific insect pests. By inserting these genes into the plant's genome, the plant becomes resistant to insect damage. This approach reduces the need for chemical pesticides, making it more environmentally friendly.
To create a biotechnology acrostic, spell out the word "BIOTECHNOLOGY" vertically down the left side of the page. Then, for each letter, come up with a word or phrase related to biotechnology that starts with that letter. For example, for "B" you could use "Genetic Engineering" and for "O" you could use "Organism Modification."
You can go for master degree in biotechnology or genetics which will help you to placed in a research institute or you can start a separate industries in Biotechnology
Plant biotechnology is a powerful tool for agriculture and the field is gaining momentum quickly. Plant BT has a lot of financial potential. Therefore, it is highly unlikely that anyone would try and invent something that will overthrow plant BT
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If the hypothesis is that more insects are attracted to a specific type of plant, your class could set up an experiment where the number of insects visiting different plants is counted over a certain period. The plants could be placed in separate locations to avoid interference, and factors such as time of day and weather conditions should be considered to ensure accurate results. The data collected can then be analyzed to see if there is a significant difference in insect attraction to the different plants.
Howdy,Perhaps your referring to "Cultivars" who genetically engineer plants to hopefully get the best attributes of two or more host plants. The science is trial and error with a bit of luck sometimes.As for resistant to insects?...This is a controversial subject because the bacteria used to keep the insects from attacking the plants could potentially hurt beneficial insects.Happy Gardening,Coach Dave