Infestation of tobacco roots by the nematode Meloidegyne icognita can be prevented by this process .
(I) DNA interference
(II) RNA interference
(III) using biopesticides.
(IV) using bioinsecticides .

The process of RNA interference has been used in the development of plants resistant to

The process of RNA interference has been used to make tobacco plant resistant to

How did the process of RNA interference help to control the nematode form infecting roots of tobacco plants ? Explain

Tobacco plants are damaged severely when infested with Meloidegyne incognitia. Name and explain the strategy that is adopted to stop this infestation. (b) Name the vector used for introducing the nematode specific gene in tobacco plant.

Which reagents can be used to distinguish glucose and fructose ? (I) Bromine water , (II) Tollen's reagent , (III) Schiff's reagent

RNA interference is a technique used for making tobacco plants resistant against pest like nematode Meloidegyne incognita . In this technique , which of the following processes is inhibited ?

RNA interference which is employed in making tobacco plant resistant to Meloidegyne incognita is essentially involved in preventing the process of:

What is RNA interference (RNAi)? Explain in correct sequence the use of this process in producing nematode resistant tobacco plants.