Transgenesis is the process of introducing a gene from one organism into another organism's genome.

Molecular breeding aims to improve crop yield, create disease-resistant plants, enhance nutritional value, and introduce other desirable traits.

RFLP (Restriction Fragment Length Polymorphism) is a molecular marker technique used for identifying specific DNA sequences.

Genetic transformation involves introducing new genes into an organism, altering gene expression, and creating transgenic plants.

RNA interference is a molecular breeding technique that uses small RNA molecules to suppress gene expression.

A plant that has been genetically modified to express a gene from another organism is called a transgenic plant.

CRISPR-Cas9, gene editing, and genome editing all refer to molecular breeding techniques that allow for precise editing of the genome.

Molecular markers are used in molecular breeding for identifying genetic diversity, marker-assisted selection, and DNA fingerprinting.

Hybridization, crossbreeding, and interspecific hybridization all involve crossing two genetically different individuals to produce offspring with desired traits.

A plant that has been genetically modified to resist a specific pest or disease can be referred to as a transgenic plant, resistant plant, or genetically modified organism.

Interspecific hybridization, wide hybridization, and transgenesis all involve the transfer of genes from one species to another.

A plant that has been genetically modified to produce a specific protein or compound can be referred to as a transgenic plant, genetically modified organism, or recombinant plant.

Marker-assisted selection, genomic selection, and MAS all involve the use of molecular markers to select individuals with desired traits.

A plant that has been genetically modified to have enhanced nutritional value can be referred to as a transgenic plant, biofortified plant, or genetically modified organism.

CRISPR-Cas9, gene editing, and genome editing all involve the use of gene editing tools to modify the genome of an organism.