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Biology, 06.06.2020 05:59, alexvillaa121

Faster growing trees demand for wood can be met by trees that grow faster than average. Genetic engineering has produced trees that can ward off biological attacks, grow more quickly and strongly and creat better wood than trees that are not genetically modified. Do you think this is a good thing? Why or why not?

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