Question

"The USDA requires a permit for the introduction of regulated organisms. Introduction is of three types. From the USDA regulations, which one is not included as a type of introduction?"

-Engineering of a transgenic plant in one of the NSM laboratories
-Importation of a regulated organism from Japan and into the US
-Transport of regulated organism from Florida to Georgia
-Release of a regulated organism from a UH laboratory and into the environment for field testing
-Interstate transport of the regulated article from Texas to California

Answer 1

The USDA requires a permit for the introduction of regulated organisms. One type of introduction is not included in the USDA regulations.

Step-by-step explanation:

The introduction of regulated organisms requires a permit from the USDA. There are three types of introductions mentioned in the options:

1. Engineering of a transgenic plant in one of the NSM laboratories
2. Importation of a regulated organism from Japan and into the US
3. Transport of regulated organism from Florida to Georgia

The introduction that is not included as a type is the 4) Release of a regulated organism from a UH laboratory and into the environment for field testing.