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Marrrta [24]
3 years ago
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The biotechnological methods used by two geneticists on a high-yielding rice variety are described below. Method X: Increased th

e rice yield by combining genetically similar rice varieties over several years Method Y: Inserted the vitamin A production gene from carrot in the rice Which method is likely to be more advantageous? Method Y because it increases the gene pool Method X because it protects the variety from diseases Method X because it increases long-term survival of the variety Method Y because humans who eat the rice can also develop the same gene
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skad [1K]3 years ago
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Method X because it protects the variety from diseases 
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