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What is the primary aim of using RNA interference in genetically modified crops?

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Enhancing nutrient uptake Silencing specific genes in pests Correct Increasing photosynthesis Promoting plant growth hormones

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RNA interference is used to silence specific genes in pests, preventing them from causing harm to the_x000D_ crops.

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