What is a central idea in “‘Rewilding’ Draws on the Past to Modify Plants”?

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“Rewilding” Draws on the Past to Modify Plants

Rewilding is the process of introducing the genes of ancient plants into modern species with the intent to make today’s plants more productive.
The term “genetically modified organism” should apply to all modern species of plants because the genes of every species change over time.
Rewilding is the process of removing genes from modern plant species with the intent to remove the label of “genetically modified organism.”
The term “precision breeding” is the process of introducing genes from other species into today’s plants with the intent to make them more organic.

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Rewilding is a form of ecological restoration where the emphases is on humans stepping back and leaving an area to nature, as opposed to more active forms of natural resource management. Rewilding efforts can aim to create ecosystems requiring passive management.