GMOs (genetically modified organisms) are transgenic plants created to have benefits like increased resistance to weeds, pests, and diseases which allows for bigger yields and more efficient land use. Examples include Bt cotton, Bt brinjal, Bt tomato, golden rice, and GM maize. While GMOs can positively impact the environment, their socio-political implications are debated as genetic manipulation may alter crop allergens, leading the EU to implement strict GMO labeling laws and restrict GM crop growth and imports in 1998.
GMOs (genetically modified organisms) are transgenic plants created to have benefits like increased resistance to weeds, pests, and diseases which allows for bigger yields and more efficient land use. Examples include Bt cotton, Bt brinjal, Bt tomato, golden rice, and GM maize. While GMOs can positively impact the environment, their socio-political implications are debated as genetic manipulation may alter crop allergens, leading the EU to implement strict GMO labeling laws and restrict GM crop growth and imports in 1998.
GMOs (genetically modified organisms) are transgenic plants created to have benefits like increased resistance to weeds, pests, and diseases which allows for bigger yields and more efficient land use. Examples include Bt cotton, Bt brinjal, Bt tomato, golden rice, and GM maize. While GMOs can positively impact the environment, their socio-political implications are debated as genetic manipulation may alter crop allergens, leading the EU to implement strict GMO labeling laws and restrict GM crop growth and imports in 1998.
Gisela Ramirez Lopez ¿WHAT IS GENE? GMOs trangenic plants BENEFITS OF USING GM PLANTS Creating plants better resistant to weeds, pest and other diseases.
Bigger yields to create more
efficient use of land, less uses of herbicides and other pesticides.
Foods with better texture, flavor
and nutritional value. EXAMPLES: Bt Cotton Bt Brinjal Bt Tomato Golden rice GM Maize
USES Positive Environmental Impacts Of GMO´S SOCIO-POLITICAL RELEVANCE OF GMOs
•Genetic manipulation may potentially alter the allergenic properties
of crops. •In 1998 the European union (EU) addressed such concerns by implementing strict GMO labelling laws and a moratorium on the growth and import of GM crops. thank you