Well, chetta, you see, RNA interference uses small RNA molecules to silence the specific nematode genes that are crucial for their parasitism, so the pest can't infect the tobacco roots properly. But all this lab theory feels far away when I'm counting rupees for my son's next semester fee. What truly protects a plant—or a family—isn't just silencing a pest's gene, but the strength to bear the weight, mone. That, I've learned from carrying passengers for three decades, not from a textbook in Pune.
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