Integrated nopaline T-DNA occurs as
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The T-DNA is integrated into the plant genome by illegitimate recombination (IR), a mechanism that joins two DNA molecules that do not share extensive homology, in this case the plant DNA and T-DNA. In higher eukaryotic organisms such as plants, IR is the predominant mechanism of DNA integration