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Xelga [282]
3 years ago
12

Plant transgenic technology is important for the introduction of genes that convey traits related to environmental stresses and

tolerance; observing protein structure and function; and much more. Which is not an essential component for successful plant transformation?
Biology
1 answer:
Gekata [30.6K]3 years ago
8 0

The options of the given question are:

method for DNA delivery

gene construct

efficient selection strategy

tissue culture system

Answer: Tissue culture system.

Explanation:

The role of tissue culture system is not much in case of the transgenic plant. The method of DNA delivery, efficient selection strategy and gene construct are involved in the plant transformation.

But plant tissue culture is not directly involved in the plant transformation. The plant tissue culture is the collection of the techniques which is used to maintain the growth of the plant cells and so it does not plays any important role in plant transformation.

The plant transformation is the introduction of the desired characters into the plant and then the growth of transformed plant takes place in the culture medium. This has no role in the plant transformation or has less role.

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