13. A tomato plant is resistant to blight and produces fruit for two weeks longer than normal. What's the bioengineering technique behind this plant?

A. Intentional variation

B. Lab cloning

C. Transgenic DNA

D. Selective breeding

Answer: Option (C)

Explanation:

Transgenic plants are known as or referred to as the plants which have been engineered genetically, i. e. breeding approach which tends to use the technique of recombinant DNA in order to create the plants with the few new characteristics. These genetically modified plants are mostly identified as the class of GMO i. e. genetically modified organism.