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Genomics Opportunities, New Crops and New Productshrough direct transfer of genes that encode desirable traits. The two techniques that effect gene transfer include transgenic biotechnology and marker assisted selection (MAS) using molecular markers associated with economically important traits. In the Rosaceae family, durable genetic resistance to