1) Genetically Modified Organisms (GMOS) What are GMOs? Describe fully Identify a plant that has been genetically modified and explain the process. Analyze the importance and any disadvantage of this GMO plant Show pictures of the GMO plant

1) Genetically Modified Organisms (GMOS) What are GMOs? Describe fully Identify a plant that has been genetically modified and explain the process. Analyze the importance and any disadvantage of this GMO plant Show pictures of the GMO plant

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Chapter10: Biotechnology

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Identify a plant that has been genetically modified and explain the process.
Analyze the importance and any disadvantage of this GMO plant
Show pictures of the GMO plant

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