You have identified a useful gene in bacteria. Make a flow chart of the steps that you would follow to transfer this gene to a plant.

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(N/A) After identifying a useful gene in bacteria,the following steps should be undertaken:
$(i)$ Isolation of the useful gene using Restriction Endonucleases.
$(ii)$ Transferring the gene to a suitable vector to create a recombinant $DNA$ molecule.
$(iii)$ Transfer of these recombinant $DNA$ molecules into the target plant cells.
$(iv)$ Screening of cells for successful transformation.
$(v)$ Selection of transformed cells.
$(vi)$ Regeneration of plants from the transformed cells to obtain transgenic plants.

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