Articles in the May 13, 2010 Issue of Crop Biotech Update

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Global
Global Diversity Outlook on Dramatic Biodiversity Loss 
Climate Change, Agriculture and Food Security Progam 
Report on the Use of Biotech in Developing Functional Foods 
Misperception of Agri Biotech Discussed at 2010 BIO 

Americas
Better Beans as Solution to Iron Deficiency 
No-Till Farming Improves Soil Stability 
Algae, A Mean Green Cleaning Machine 
APHIS Releases Environmental Assessment of GM Eucalyptus Hybrids 
Alleged Relationship of Fireflies, Rootworms, and Bt Corn in Indiana 
Resistancefighter.com Pinpoints Glyphosate-resistant Weeds on Local Level 
Syngenta Expands Omaha Crop Protection Plant 

Asia and the Pacific
CAS Academician Discusses Potential for Bio-breeding 
Teachers and Students' Knowledge and Attitude towards GM Food Studied 

Europe
Science and Innovation in Food Chain 
EC-JRC Announces Six New Plant Summary Notifications for Environmental Release 
EU Commission: First Suggestions for a New Gene Technology Policy 

Research
Maize Plus Hybrids Can Improve Grain Yields and Pollen Containment of Transgenic Maize 
Cytogenetic Engineering of Triticale to Improve Its Breadmaking Quality 

Announcements
CBU Feedback Survey 
10th Agricultural Biotech International Conference 
International Conference on Bioinformatics 
Crop World India 2010 

Document Reminders
Context Releases 2010 Plant Biotech Traits Commercialized Report – Industry Projections Positive 

EC-JRC Announces Six New Plant Summary Notifications for Environmental Release

The European Commission – Joint Research Center has recently announced six new plant summary notifications in its website. The Notifications were from Spain, Poland and Romania. The notifications for biotech cotton, linola, and corn are as follows:

1. Field trial of glyphosate tolerant cotton (GB614) on the adventitious and ruderal flora and arthropods by the Instituto Nacional de Investigación y Tecnología Agraria y Alimentaria, Spain

2. Field trial of genetically modified glyphosate tolerant cotton (GB614) and the conventional cotton by the Instituto Nacional de Investigación y Tecnología Agraria y Alimentaria, Spain

3. Improvement of the agrotechnical productivity of transgenic flax for industrial use by Wrocław University of Environmental and Life Sciences, Poland

4. Notification for the deliberate release of genetically modified DAS-Ø15Ø7-1xMON-ØØ6Ø3-6 maize for the use in field trials, Pioneer Hi-Bred Seeds Agro SRL, Romania

5. Notification for the deliberate release of of genetically modified MON ØØ6Ø3 × MON ØØ8Ø1-6 maize for the use in field trials, Pioneer Hi-Bred Seeds Agro SRL, Romania

6. Notification for the deliberate release of NK603 maize for the use in field trials, Romania

For details of the application, see http://gmoinfo.jrc.ec.europa.eu/gmp_browse.aspx


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