Examples Flashcards

1
Q

first genetically modified with the insertion of toxin gene from the bacterium Bacillus Thuringiensis.

A

Corn

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2
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when the BT ——— was commercialized, an increase in the production was realized because of its resistance to the attack of ——— borer.

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Corn

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3
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Half of the ——— grown in the world have been genetically modified to resist pests and pesticides.

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Cotton

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4
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it was reported to have had devastating results in the Indian agriculture.

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Cotton

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5
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seed are similar to palm oil.

A

Jatropha

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6
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It can be used as biofuel and a high source of protein for livestock.

A

Jatropha

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7
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However, planting ——— has caused destruction of the native plant.

A

Jatropha

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8
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is the genetically modified rice containing beta carotene, a precursor of vitamin A

A

Golden rice

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9
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is still in the research stage.

A

Golden rice

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10
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Studies are being done to address the pervasive and persistent vitamin A deficiency problem.

A

Rice

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11
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will be more profitable to farmers by making tungro and bacterial leaf blight (BLB) resistant to this GM crop.

A

Golden rice

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12
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GMO ——— was developed for health reason.

A

Soybeans

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13
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More than 90% of ——— grown in the US are genetically modified to be herbicide resistant.

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Soybeans

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14
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Were engineered to grow faster and to be more resistant to weeds.

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Sugar Beets

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15
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However, a federal judge put a halt on processing GMO sugar beets due to failure of USDA to present an Environmental Impact Statement.

A

Sugar Beets

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16
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a starchy plant like potato that is consumed by many people across the globe like Africa.

A

Cassava

17
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The first GMO ——— plant was engineered in 1995.

A

Cassava

18
Q

The GM ——— lines were developed to resist infection by ——— ringspot virus (PRSV).

A

Papaya

19
Q

It was first genetically modified in Hawaii and introduced to the market in 1999.

A

Papaya

20
Q

One of the most popular fruits consumed in the world

A

Banana

21
Q

has been devastated by a fungal disease.

A

Banana

22
Q

Scientists developed GMO ——— to save the fruit from disease.

A

Banana

23
Q

The first GM ——— (BT ———) was done in South and Southeast Asia.

A

Eggplant

24
Q

The pest-resistant ———, was developed by the Maharasha Hybrid Seeds Company based in Jaina, India.

A

Eggplant

25
Q

Many ———- have been genetically modified in US but GM tomatoes are banned in Europe.

A

Tomatoes

26
Q

Flavr Savr is the first commercially grown GM ——— granted with a license for human consumption.

A

Tomatoes

27
Q

Scientist are now able to deactivate the gene for polyphenol oxidase (PPO)

A

Apple

28
Q

PPO is an enzyme which causes the browning of ———

A

Apple

29
Q

GM ——— were created by inserting kidney beans genes into the ——— DNA

A

Peas

30
Q

resulting to the production of protein with pesticidal abilit

A

Peas

31
Q

GM ——— are resistant to viruses.

A

Yellow Crookneck Squash or Zucchini

32
Q

contain protein genes that protect against viruses.

A

Yellow Crookneck Squash or Zucchini

33
Q

was developed to produce a crop that will survive exposure to glyphosate herbicide.

A

Alfalfa