In a table called biotechnological processes

this two are in the table called process 1 and 2 1 cross breeding high-yielding wheat variety with a disease-resistant wheat variety

2 inserting bacterial toxin production in cotton
which biotechnological processes are described in the table

a both processes describe cloning

b both processes describe genetic engineering

c process 1 describe artificial selection and process 2 describe cloning

d process 1 describe artificial selection and process 2 describe genetic engineering

The biotechnological processes which are described in the table are

D. process 1 describe artificial selection and process 2 describe genetic engineering

Explanation:

Artificial selection is the breeding of organisms to get desired traits. In process 1, the high-yielding wheat variety is cross-bred with a disease-resistant wheat variety to gain a high yielding, disease-resistant variety of wheat. Hence, process 1 is an example of artificial selection.

Genetic engineering can be described as a technique in which a foreign, desired gene is incorporated into the genome of a plant or animal. In process 2, the bacterial toxin production gene is being added to the cotton so it is an example of genetic engineering.

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