Agrobacterium is more difficult to use in genetic engineering procedures conducted on cereals such as corn,rice,and wheat because
A)it does not infect these types of plants.
B)it does not contain the correct restriction enzymes necessary for insertion.
C)its plasmids have been altered to be used only in broadleaf plants.
D)it interferes with the nitrogen fixing capabilities of narrow leaf plants.

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Agrobacterium is not capable of infecting cereals such as corn, rice, and wheat, making it difficult to use in genetic engineering procedures involving these plants.

Agrobacterium Is More Difficult to Use in Genetic Engineering Procedures