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The biggest constraint of plant breeding is ______. - Biology

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The biggest constraint of plant breeding is ______.

Options

  • availability of desirable gene in the crop and its wild relatives.

  • infrastructure

  • trained manpower

  • transfer of genes from unrelated sources.

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Solution

The biggest constraint of plant breeding is availability of desirable gene in the crop and its wild relatives.

Explanation:

The biggest constraint of plant breeding is the availability of desirable genes in the crop and its wild relatives. Without the right genes for useful traits, plant breeders have limited material to improve crops effectively.

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