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prohojiy [21]
3 years ago
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Genetic modification is used to develop plant and animal species that have new traits. If genetically modified plants are introd

uced in a natural habitat, they may act in a manner similar to an invasive species. What could be the best solution to prevent them from becoming an invasive species? Use pest control. Plant more native trees. Develop plants that are unable to reproduce. Regularly inspect invasive species.
Biology
2 answers:
umka21 [38]3 years ago
8 0
Develop plants that are unable to reproduce

By producing sterile plants, the scientists may observe the effect of their presence on the ecosystem without the risk of the plants reproducing too quickly to be controlled. If the plant does not act as an invasive specie and is promoting the ecosystem in which it is placed, non-sterile varieties of the plant may be developed. However, if the plant seems to have an overbearing competitive advantage and is easily over taking the other species' resources, it should not be introduced.
Iteru [2.4K]3 years ago
8 0

Answer:

Develop plants that are unable to reproduce

By producing sterile plants, the scientists may observe the effect of their presence on the ecosystem without the risk of the plants reproducing too quickly to be controlled. If the plant does not act as an invasive specie and is promoting the ecosystem in which it is placed, non-sterile varieties of the plant may be developed. However, if the plant seems to have an overbearing competitive advantage and is easily over taking the other species' resources, it should not be introduced.

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