A Chinese study has found that insect pollination can significantly increase transgene flow in rice, a risk previously underestimated and which the researchers say must now form part of risk assessments of GM rice and other GM crops. […]
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A Chinese study has found that insect pollination can significantly increase transgene flow in rice, a risk previously underestimated and which the researchers say must now form part of risk assessments of GM rice and other GM crops. […]
FLOWER-VISITING INSECTS AND THEIR POTENTIAL IMPACT ON TRANSGENE FLOW IN RICE
A scientific study warns that Monsanto’s Intacta GM soybean could result in an increase in a non-target insect pest. […] Item 1 DEVELOPMENT AND REPRODUCTION OF SPODOPTERA ERIDANIA (LEPIDOPTERA: NOCTUIDAE) AND ITS EGG PARASITOID TELENOMUS REMUS ( […] Unapproved GM wheat has been discovered growing in Montana following a similar discovery last year in Oregon. The GM wheat was only authorized for field trials between 2000-2003, and no GM wheat has ever been commercialized. […] The FAO’s recent symposium on agroecology has opened the door for what many groups hope will be a transformational change in the agri-food system. However, there is a need to safeguard agrecology from being coopted into the industrial model of agriculture […] New Book Release Socio-economic Considerations in GMO Publisher: TWN The U.S. is considering an application for the field release of GE Diamondback moths in New York State. However, analyses by GeneWatch UK find several serious gaps in the assessment. […] GENEWATCH UK COMMENT ON ANIMAL AND PLANT HEALTH INSPECTION SERVICE DOCKET NO. APHIS–2014– 0056: ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT FOR THE FIELD RELEASE OF GENETICALLY ENGINEERED DIAMONDBACK MOTHS Conclus […] |
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