Process
GMOs
Scientific Breakthroughs
Symbolism
History
100

The blue gene is originated from what preexisting flower?

Carnation

100

These organisms, often designed to resist pests or herbicides, are frequently used in commercial farming.

GMOs

100

In what year was the first genetically modified blue rose created?

2004

100

What do blue roses symbolise?

The Unattainable and Dreaming Big 

100

Which country led the development of the first blue rose?

Japan

200

To make the roses blue scientists had to silence this color already existing in roses. What is this color?

Red 

200

 A common concern about GMOs is that they may reduce this in ecosystems, as mentioned in studies

Diversity in the Environment/ Biodiversity.

200

What part of the rose was directly injected with engineered bacteria?

The Petal 

200

Blue roses are often associated with what type of dreams?

impossibel dreams 

200

What company helped create the first genetically modified blue rose?
 

Suntory

300

While Blue roses are marketed as "Blue" what is the actual color of these genetically modified flowers?

Lavender, Lilac, Purple ( Any Acceptable)

300

This is is the most commonly used herbicide with GMO crops. (Think about the documentary)

Glyphosate or Roundup 

300

What anthocyanin did scientists use to get a true blue color?

indigoidine

300

What emotion do blue roses represent in relationships?

trust and loyalty

300

What type of roses were later created to last longer without wilting?

preserved blue roses

400

Because they lack the gene for this pigment, natural blue roses cannot exist. What is this gene?

Delphinidin 

400

 Concerns exist that GMOs can escape their intended use and become this in the wild

Invasive Species 

400

How long did the blue color last in the newer experiment?

One day -ish 

400

Why might someone give blue roses after a fight?

to reduce tension and reduce stress

400

Why were traditional breeding methods unsuccessful?

The rose didn't have the gene necessary for a blue rose.

500

Flowers usually have many pigments that give it its color. What is the specific name for these pigments?

Anthocyanins 

500

What organism is used to insert genes into plants?

Agrobacterium tumefaciens (it counts if ur close enough)

500

What was the name of the first commercial “blue” rose?

Applause 

500

What type of love could blue roses often represent?

difficult or harder 

500

At what event was the blue rose displayed in 2009?

The International Exposition

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