I. plant [plɑːnt] VB trans
transgenic plant N
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| you | plant |
| he/she/it | plants |
| we | plant |
| you | plant |
| they | plant |
| I | planted |
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| you | planted |
| he/she/it | planted |
| we | planted |
| you | planted |
| they | planted |
| I | have | planted |
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| you | have | planted |
| he/she/it | has | planted |
| we | have | planted |
| you | have | planted |
| they | have | planted |
| I | had | planted |
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| you | had | planted |
| he/she/it | had | planted |
| we | had | planted |
| you | had | planted |
| they | had | planted |
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Leaves of transgenic plants grown in contained field tests had no visible symptoms of cotton leaf curl disease, unlike the control plants, the scientists report.
www.canindia.com To understand that, you have to know how transgenic plants work.
arstechnica.com In addition, concrete information on the effects of transgenic plants on the environment and on biological diversity is still sparse.
www.npr.org So began the first foray into transgenic plants, an entirely new area of research and development with the power to change how we feed the world.
btn.com Second, putting these transgenic plants in the field would attract pests away from crops.
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