Plant transformation with in vivo assembly of a trait
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A process of endowing a plant or plant cells with a trait of interest by expressing an RNA sequence of interest, said process comprising: providing plant cells or cells of said plant with a first vector and a second vector and selecting cells endowed with said trait of interest, wherein said first vector contains a first nucleotide sequence with a first segment coding, in 5′ to 3′ direction, for—a 5′ part of said RNA sequence of interest and—a 5′ part of an intron; and said second vector contains a second nucleotide sequence with a second segment coding, in 5′ to 3′ direction, for—a 3′ part of an intron and—a 3′ part of said RNA sequence of interest.
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