GLOBAL STATUS OF COMMERCIALIZED BIOTECHGM CROPS 2013 PDF

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Hue –Okayama International Master Program Crop production1Opportunities and challenges of GM cropsTran Phuong DungI. IntroductionTwo months ago, three agri-biotechnology experts namely Dr. Marc Van Montagu, Mary-Del Chilton and Dr. Robert T. Fraley have been hailed as the 2013 World Fo[r]

Production is virtually unchanged at 1.8 million tons as the sector continues to be challenged by low volumes of slaughter ready cattle due to drought-impacted pasture, high feed prices and elevated live cattle exports. As higher beef prices depress consumption across all income levels, impor[r]

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Chapter 13Risks and Benefits Associated with GeneticallyModified (GM) PlantsPeter B. Kaufman, Soo Chul Chang, and Ara KirakosyanAbstract Genetically modified (GM) plants are those whose genomes have beenmodified by the introduction of foreign DNA constructs derived from bacteria,fungi, viruses, o[r]

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THE COMPOSITION OF DRY-FARM CROPS The acre-yields of crops on dry-farms, even under the most favorable methods of culture, are likely to be much smaller than in humid sections with fertile soils. The necessity for frequent fallowing or resting periods over a l[r]

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