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agronomic traits of genetically modified crops

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Answered by aishani180
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Higher crop yields

Reduced farm costs

Increased farm profit

Safer environment

More nutritious food

The “first generation” crops with traits such as insect resistance and herbicide tolerance have proven their ability to lower farm-level production costs.

The “second-generation” GM crops feature increased nutritional and/or industrial traits. These crops have more direct benefits to consumers. Examples of commercialized second generation crops include (ISAAA GM Approval Database):

Non-browning apples

Non-bruising and low acrylamide potatoes

Maize varieties with low phytic acid and increased essential amino acids

Healthier oils from soybean and canola

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