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How has biotechnology been useful in controlling nematode infection in plants ? Explain the technique involved in this process.

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### Step-by-Step Solution: 1. **Understanding Nematode Infection in Plants**: - Nematodes, particularly *Meloidogyne incognita*, are parasitic roundworms that infect plants, causing significant damage and diseases, especially in tobacco plants. 2. **Role of Biotechnology**: - Biotechnology, specifically genetic engineering, has been pivotal in developing methods to control nematode infections in plants. ...
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