No. Biotechnology is a refinement of breeding techniques that have been used to improve plants for thousands of years. The 20th century, in particular, saw the development and application of many new techniques to transfer genes between related and even unrelated species for crop improvement. Biotechnology is the latest in a long line of increasingly powerful tools for enhancing crops.
Bacteria transcription is a process by which bacteria DNA is transcribed to produce messenger RNA which is then translated to form proteins. Unlike in Eukaryotes,in bacteria the transcription and translation can occur simultaneously. A bacteria transcription complex contains 8 base pairs of RNA-DNA hybrid.
They wouldn’t compete if they have different food sources (that aren’t each other).
