Genetically modified foods-tomatoes, Biology

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Tomatoes: It was discovered in  the Nottingham University in  the UK  that  it. is possible to slow down  the softening process of tomatoes by genetically modifying the tomato plant. This helped to increase the shelf-life of tomato, keeping it fit to  eat  for longer and  reducing waste  during processing.


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