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Crossing between two genetically dissimilar plants to develop a new variety is called.

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hybridisation
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fertilisation
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pollination
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Solution

The correct option is A hybridisation
Hybridisation is a technique used to develop seeds with desired characteristics. Bio-technologists develop hybrid varieties by crossing between two plants which have genetically different characters to develop new varieties with useful characters.
These hybrid varieties are high yielding, disease-resistant, have low water requirement and can grow in acidic soil as well.

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