How is genetically modified cotton made?

Answer 1

It is grown, not made. They change the seeds before they are planted. One example is a blue color cotton that is grown, but sometimes the blue will cross breed with a field of white and damage the white. White cotton depends on its whiteness to sell well.

Answer 2

Genetically modified cotton is made by introducing specific genes into the cotton plant's DNA using biotechnology techniques. Typically, genes that convey desirable traits such as resistance to pests or herbicides are inserted into the cotton plant's genome. The genetically modified cotton plants are then grown and selected for desired characteristics.