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Biology, 03.12.2020 19:00 kmcpig

20 points and brainliest! More and more often, farmers and food manufacturers are genetically modifying crops to improve flavor, reduce disease, and lower costs. Do you think genetically modifying food is a good idea? Use specific examples and reasons to support your opinion.

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