Biotech Crop Annual Update
September 5, 2012| |
ISAAA publishes four short documents on biotech crops soybean, cotton, corn, and canola in Biotech Crop Annual Update. It documents data on adoption, adopting countries, traits and benefits of each biotech crop. The contents are all based on ISAAA Brief 43: Global Status of Commercialized Biotech/GM Crops in 2011, authored by Clive James. You may download the short documents at http://www.isaaa.org/resources/publications/biotech_crop_annual_update/default.asp
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Research Highlights
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Beyond Crop Biotech
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Announcements
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Resources
- Biotech Crop Annual Update
- ISAAA's GM Approval Database
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