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iveyjurea

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Why might pesticides that grow within a genetically modified plant be more of a concern than pesticides that are sprayed onto a conventional plant?

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An endurance athlete can lose ____ of fluid an hour during activity.
 a. 2 cups
 b. 4 cups
 c. 1.5 quarts
 d. 2.5 gallons
  e. 7 pounds



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The answer to question one above explains how a pesticide can be placed into a plant using genetic engineering. The chemical pesticides that are sprayed onto a plant can be removed by washing and rinsing it. A pesticide protein or molecule that is part of a plant's structure cannot easily be removed since it is part of the cell. It is unknown whether such genetically engineered pesticide proteins can have harmful effects in people.

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