Genomá culta dulcis SOLANUM TUBEROSUM continet Agrobacterium T-DNAS cum exprimitur genes: An example of a natura transgenic cibum seges

apud 291 suavis Capsicum annuum temptavit accessibus coluerunt, quae omnia vel translatione DNA (T-MEDIEVAL) sequentia. hi sequences, which are shown to be expressed in a cultivated sweet potato clone (“Huachano”) that was analyzed in detail, suggest that an Agrobacterium infection occurred in evolutionary times. One of the T-DNAs is apparently present in all cultivated sweet potato clones, but not in the crop’s closely related wild relatives, suggesting the T-DNA provided a trait or traits that were selected for during domestication. This finding draws attention to the importance of plant–microbe interactions, and given that this crop has been eaten for millennia, it may change the paradigm governing the “unnatural” status of transgenic crops.

Pro magis notitia: PNAS et ScienceNews.

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