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Genetically Engineered Fish: Potential Impacts on Aquaculture, Biodiversity, and the Environmentn, acting as biological factories for medical proteins, and even altering temperature tolerance and coloration. The future impact of transgenesis will likely be quite large. Growth hormone-transgenic salmon has been approved for human consumption and has been introduced to the market in Canada and s
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GM Farm Animals: Potential Impact on Biodiversity Including Ethical Concernsfication (GM) are extremely powerful approaches to changing average phenotypes of populations. In nearly all cases, adding a new genotype to a population via conventional or GM approaches will increase biodiversity initially. The ultimate effect of the new genotype on the biodiversity of the general
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Coleridge: a Biographical Sketch,cesses suggesting the need for balanced research approaches to assure the fair monitoring of impacts of GE crops on the environment. Soil health and ecosystem processes may be maintained or improved under GE cropping only when sustainable management is integrated into these systems. Several vital ac
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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-38404-3stubble. Protected butterflies (Lepidoptera) in Hungary, showing higher sensitivity to Cry1Ab than the target pest, are exposed to Cry1Ab toxin through the dispersal of . maize pollen. . maize showed moderate but statistically significant effects on parasitoid or predator beneficial insects in tritr
MUTE
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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-05558-8llenges these technologies present and conclude with a discussion on factors to consider for enabling these technologies for pest management and conservation applications under a commercially applied framework.