Which of the following statements regarding the use of genetically modified foods in the United States is INCORRECT?
A) Bt crops are not intended for human consumption.
B) All GM foods for consumer use must be labeled as such.
C) Not all GM crops involve transgenic plants.
D) DNA tests can be used to identify many GM plants.
E) All of these choices are correct.
B
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