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Concept of genetically engineered strawberries

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Concept of genetically engineered strawberries

Genetically engineered strawberries. Conceptual image representing the farming of giant genetically engineered strawberries. People in chemical suits are spraying the strawberries, possibly with pesticide. The genetic engineering of plants involves altering their DNA (deoxyribonucleic acid), the chemical which controls an organisms growth and development. Traits such as resistance to diseases and pesticides can be introduced to the plant, which may save time and money during cultivation and harvesting

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Bio Technology Caricature Genetic Engineering Genetically Modified Food Gm Food Pesticide Spraying Strawberry Genetics


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This thought-provoking print captures the concept of genetically engineered strawberries, offering a glimpse into the future of farming. In this conceptual image, we witness the cultivation of colossal genetically modified strawberries by individuals clad in protective chemical suits. These farmers are seen diligently spraying the berries, possibly with pesticide, highlighting the intricate process involved in genetic engineering. Genetic engineering entails manipulating an organism's DNA to introduce desired traits such as disease resistance and pesticide tolerance. This innovative approach holds immense potential for revolutionizing agriculture by streamlining cultivation and harvesting processes while potentially reducing costs. The image prompts us to contemplate the implications of genetic engineering on our food system. It raises questions about how these advancements could shape our relationship with nature and impact global food security. While some may view genetically modified crops as a solution to feeding an ever-growing population, others express concerns regarding their long-term effects on human health and biodiversity. Science Photo Library presents this snapshot without any commercial connotations or endorsements. Instead, it encourages viewers to explore the fascinating world of biotechnology and its potential applications in agriculture. Ultimately, this visually striking portrayal serves as a catalyst for discussions surrounding genetic modification within our food industry and invites us to ponder its ethical dimensions.

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