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1.) GMO is Genetically modified organism. GMO is an organism whose DNA or genetic material is genetically modified by genetic engineering.In genetic engineering the DNA of an organism is changed by altering it and inserting the gene of interest their. Genetic modifying organism might be plants, bacteria or another organisms.

The advantage of Genetic engineering in food is most versatile. There are huge benefits of genetic engineering in food and crops. Here are some of main advantages of gmo, in field of plants,crops and food.

  • Drought resistant plants
  • More nutritious food
  • Less pesticides need
  • Long shelf life of fruits and vegetable
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