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If any character has to be improved in any crop plants or
in any domestic animals that particular gene in wild
animals is selected and it is introduced into crop plants
or domestic animals through genetic engineering.desired
gene is taken and it is processed and introduced in plants
and animals following selective breeding hybridisation
techniques.
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