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If I were to cross breed two different plants together

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-They would be genetically modified in the general sense of the phrase, but not by the standard *industry* definition of the phrase.Genetic modification implies transgenic.Which means it has undergone gene transformation via Agrobacterium or a gene gun.(Of course the definition is also slightly different in animals, but lets not go there.......
If I were to cross breed two different plants together, would the offspring be "genetically modified" plants?

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They would be "genetically modified" in the general sense of the phrase, but not by the standard *industry* definition of the phrase.

"Genetic modification" implies transgenic. Which means it has undergone gene transformation via Agrobacterium or a gene gun.

(Of course the definition is also slightly different in animals, but let's not go there.)
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