Which describes a potential benefit for the environment that stems from genetic engineering?
A. harm to nontarget organisms
B. pharmaceutics
C. phytoremediation
D. temperature resistance

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Which describes a potential benefit for the environment that stems from genetic engineering? 
A. harm to nontarget organisms 
B. pharmaceutics 
C. phytoremediation
 D. temperature resistance

anonymous · Answer

and what were the choices you couldn't decide from again ?

anonymous · Answer

i was thinking either A or D i thought they had more to do with the enviornment

anonymous · Answer

Well A would be the first choice to eliminate because if it causes harm to no target organisms then how is that a benefit

anonymous · Answer

thats true

anonymous · Answer

I would also eliminate D as well

anonymous · Answer

how is temperature resistance genetically engineered ?

anonymous · Answer

what about pharmaceutics?

anonymous · Answer

well do you know what C pythoremediation is ?

anonymous · Answer

doesn't it have to do with plants its like a restoring process for the enviornment

anonymous · Answer

through plants

anonymous · Answer

so it would be C becuase it benefits the enviornment

anonymous · Answer

lol I would go with C because genetic engineering is the process of using technology to change the genetic make up of an organism whether it's an animal, plant or bacteria

anonymous · Answer

let me know whether you got that one correct or not

anonymous · Answer

don't forget

djedwin · Answer

It's C ;)