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American Monarch Butterflies through the Michoacan Reforestation Fund, and The American Chestnut Foundation's (TACF) effort to back cross a blight-resistant American chestnut, and reintroduce it to American forests. The chestnut ...
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American Monarch Butterflies through the Michoacan Reforestation Fund, and The American Chestnut Foundation's (TACF) effort to back cross a blight-resistant American chestnut, and reintroduce it to American forests. The chestnut ...
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American chestnut, American elm, poplar, cottonwood, aspen, white spruce and pine. ... and a health-promoting antioxidant [44]. Bacterial fire blight disease is a significant problem in pear and apple ... the bacterial pest. The transgenic pears were only partially resistant to the bacterial pathogen but researchers thought improvements in ...
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Asia at the turn of the century had destroyed the American chestnut tree and with it an abundant and reliable source ... of hunting season. In June 2000, however, the city passed an ordinance requiring mandatory animal-resistant containers in areas that border the Park, Stiver says. And the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Commission ...
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A healthy lawn will not need pesticides. If properly maintained, your lawn will be naturally resistant to weeds and harmful insects. Here are some basic tips for having the healthiest lawn ... of our nation, the American Chestnut was a source of great value for its timber and its nuts. Settlers called it the "King of Trees" In 1904, the chestnut blight first appeared at the ...
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Say No To GMOs! - April 2005c
New York State's American Chestnut Research and Restoration Project. The two scientists have been working since the late 1980s to genetically engineer a blight-resistant American chestnut. In the fall of 2004, they made a major breakthrough: shoots finally appeared on a handful of blight-resistant chestnut embryos in petri ...
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Say No To GMOs! - March 2005
Unapproved GE Corn Sold Experimental Corn Sent EPA Probes New Corn GMOs & Food Shortages Antibiotic-Resistant Genes Missouri Rice War University/Monsanto Deal EU Seeks Advice 2005 monthly news January ... be used to return vanishing species such as the American chestnut to the American landscape, by modifying its genetic makeup to defeat a devastating blight. A problem with pollen But there's a big ...
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