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I/GCSE Biology Question Analysis - Biology - Genetic Engineering

I/GCSE Biology Question Analysis

· GMO,Biology,IGCSE Biology,IGCSE,Genetic engineering

I/GCSE Biology Question Analysis Topic: Biology - Genetic Engineering

List any four ways by which GMOs have been useful for enhanced crop output.

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Answer:

Increased food production is one of the outcomes that come as a result of genetically modifying crops.

In tackling the I/GCSE Biology curriculum, it's important to mention the point that extreme weather conditions like cold, heat, drought and similar stresses can be tolerated by such crops.

By genetically altering crops, pests can furthermore be repelled, reducing the need for pesticides which benefits both the economy and the environment.

Lastly, it increases the efficiency in which plants utilize minerals, preserving the soil's mineral content and extending the time during which it is fertile.

Remember to include these points in your I/GCSE Biology exam!

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