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Published on: August 21, 2026
Bt toxin genes have been expressed in plants in order to provide resistance against?
(i) Lepidopterans and fungi
(ii) Animals and bacteria
(iii) Bacteria and fungi
(iv) Coleopterans and dipterans
(v) Lepidopterans
Text Solution
Verified by ExpertsThe correct answer is:
D
Different Bt (cry) genes provide resistance against specific insect groups:
• Lepidopterans (e.g., cotton bollworms)
• Coleopterans (beetles)
• Dipterans (flies and mosquitoes)
Bt toxin genes are not used against bacteria, fungi, or animals.
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