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- You have identified a useful gene in bacteria.Make a flow chart of the steps that you would follow to transfer this gene to a plant.If a scientist wanted to introduce a transgene into a plant, which of these techniques would they be likely to use? A.) Inject a P element vector into a pollen grain. B.) Inject a genetically modified nucleus into an enucleated plant cell. C.) Inject a transgene into a seed. D.) Infect plant cells with bacteria containing T-DNA.how does genetic engineering help us grow oranges?