EU-JRC Publishes 9 New Plant Summary Notifications
March 5, 2010| |
The European Union-Joint Research Centre published nine new plant summary notifications this month. One notification was published from the Czech Republic and the eight others were from Spain. The notifications are:
- Biotechnology tools for improving disease resistance and seed quality in legumes; functional genomics and proteomics in plant breeding by Agritec, Research, Breeding & Services, Ltd. in Czech Republic
- Application to perform complementary field trials with Syngenta's Bt11xMIR604xGA21 stacked maize product in Spain (2010) by Syngenta Seeds SAS
- Field trials in 2010 of genetically modified H7-1 sugar beet by Syngenta Seeds SAS
- Field trials in 2010 of genetically modified H7-1xSBVR111 sugar beet by Syngenta Seeds SAS
- Field trials in 2010 of genetically modified Rhizomania resistant SBVR111 sugar beet by Syngenta Seeds SAS
- Field trials with Syngenta's MIR604 maize (2010) by Syngenta Seeds SAS
- Application to perform complementary field trials with Syngenta's Bt11xGA21 stacked maize product in Spain (2010) by Syngenta Seeds SAS
- Application to perform complementary field trials with Syngenta's Bt11xMIR604 stacked maize product in Spain (2010) by Syngenta Seeds SAS
- Starch synthase (AtSS4) use for the production of potato plants with increased starch levels by Instituto de Agrobiotecnología, Universidad Pública de Navarra/Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Científicas
Please see the details at http://gmoinfo.jrc.ec.europa.eu/gmp_browse.aspx
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