Making the rice disease-resistant

Article Abstract:

Genetic engineering has discovered that isolated disease-resistance genes can be introduced into rice plants to prevent common bacterial types of bacterial blight to affect rice plants. The gene is used to produce the world's first transgenetic disease-resistant rice plants.

Usage, Genetic engineering, Rice

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Genetically modified foods: are they safe? Seeds of concern

Article Abstract:

An examination of the environmental safety of genetically modified crops is presented. Eco-vandals stormed a canola plant field two years ago in Edinburgh, Scotland. Researchers in unprecedented numbers are searching for information.

Environmental aspects, Monarch butterfly

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Transgenic crops

Article Abstract:

Biologists can use genetic engineering to create plants that withstand insects and fruits that resist spoilage. This process does not present any unreasonable risk. Biotechnology can contribute to agricultural production.

Plant biotechnology

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