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Consider the following statements and choose the correct ones using the codes given below.1. The flavr-savr tomato was the first genetically engineered crop product to be commercialised.2. Ripe fruits of flavr-savr remain firm for longer duration and can be transported to market after vine-ripening.3. Ripe fruits of flavr-savr have colour but not the full array of vine ripened tomato flavours. Code

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Consider the following statements and choose the correct ones using the codes given below.<br />1. The flavr-savr tomato was the first genetically engineered crop product to be commercialised.<br />2. Ripe fruits of flavr-savr remain firm for longer duration and can be transported to market after vine-ripening.<br />3. Ripe fruits of flavr-savr have colour but not the full array of vine ripened tomato flavours. Code






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