Biotechnology in plant vaccines has significantly contributed to the development of innovative solutions in various fields, including the realm of plant vaccines. Plant vaccines, a cutting-edge application of biotechnology, involve the genetic modification of plants to produce antigens that trigger an immune response. This approach holds immense promise for agriculture and environmental sustainability by providing an eco-friendly alternative to traditional vaccination methods in crops. Through biotechnological interventions, researchers aim to enhance plant resistance to specific pathogens, reducing the need for chemical pesticides and promoting healthier, more resilient crops. The integration of biotechnology in plant vaccines represents a pioneering avenue for addressing agricultural challenges, offering potential solutions to combat plant diseases and enhance global food security.
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