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Beware Monsanto’s "Vistive Soybeans"
Instead, government regulators assumed that the Roundup Ready trait acts independently of the LL trait and for that reason the two kinds of traits could be ... breeding, but if the LL trait interacts with the Roundup Ready (glyphosate tolerance) trait, Vistive soybeans should be re-evaluated as an alteration to the original Roundup Ready trait. There is a clear ...
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New Studies Underline Hazards of GE Wheat
Roundup Ready wheat. "When the Roundup Ready trait moves among canola crops, it becomes impossible for farmers to know if their . . . canola population will contain Roundup Ready volunteers, even if they have not previously grown Roundup Ready ...
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Biotechnology
Through the introduction of a gene conferring resistance, these crops can withstand contact ... Chemical companies have manufactured crops tolerant to their own herbicides, such as Monsanto’s "Roundup Ready" (glyphosate resistant) crops and AgrEvo’s "Liberty Link" (resistant to glufosinate ammonium). By ...
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Millions Against Monsanto Campaign - Organic Consumers Association
Against Monsanto to WTO Meeting in Hong Kong 12/12 - More on Monsanto Sneaking GM Trait into So-Called Healthier Soybeans 11/14 - New House Majority Leader, Roy Blunt: Friend of ... the University of Manitoba have released a report indicating, "Under current conditions the release of Roundup Ready wheat in Western Canada would be environmentally unsafe." (Read more...) Despite the landslide of data ...
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Disappointing Biotech Crops
Bt gene). For 1997, Monsanto predicts that plantings of Roundup Ready cotton will rise to 7.5 million acres and dual-trait cotton to one million acres. Bollgard (Monsanto's Bt cotton ...
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Traits introduced into crops by genetic engineering (GE).
(GE). Traits introduced in foods by genetic engineering A brief overview Trait Percentage of all GE-food products: Herbicide tolerance about 40% Virus resistance about 15 % ... yields and increased use of herbicide compared to conventionally bred soy (see Genetically Engineered Roundup Ready Soy crops less profitable than conventionally bred varietes [EL]. Findings by the U.S. ...
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GeneWatch UK - Research and Development
So there are likely to be more and more 'Roundup Ready' crops that are tolerant to Monsanto's herbicide, glyphosate. Insect resistance using the soil ... will only function following the application of a chemical). The company controls the seed or trait via access to the chemical to be applied. Terminator technology is intensely controversial because ...
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ISIS News no.3 index
"Splitting Headache" by Andy Coghlan. Our comment: These physiological problems with Monsanto's Roundup Ready GM soya beans clearly demonstrate the inadequacy of the principle of substantial equivalence. In ...
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International News on Genetic Engineering in Agriculture - 1999/01/01
National Post points out that Roundup Ready crops put the monarch butterfly at risk. Monarch caterpillars live on milkweed, which is killed by Roundup.] ------------------ http://www.fwi.co.uk/live/ ... and the modified cell is then grown into a full plant that contains the new trait, which is passed to the next generation through the seed... [Copyright 1998, Business Wire] ------------------ ...
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Say No To GMOs! - April 2005c
Big Stumps Of Wood Scientists are ... that could pack super-intensive tree plantations. Experience with GM crops - from Bt corn to Roundup Ready canola - has proven that transgenes spread widely in the environment. But key differences between ...
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