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Transgenic Crops Worldwide: Current Situation and Future Outlookthese data on the current global status of commercialized transgenic crops, a brief commentary is provided on several issues, including the future outlook for transgenics, consolidation in the agri-biotech industry, the principal issues related to transgenic crops and their potential role for global food security.

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Agricultural Biotechnology and the Seed Industry: Some Implications for Food Production and Securityies are particularly hampered by institutional constraints. And so promoting a vibrant private-sector seed industry with access to value-enhancing appropriate biotechnologies could help ensure food production and security as well as healthy agricultural communities in developing countries.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-97-1856-6these data on the current global status of commercialized transgenic crops, a brief commentary is provided on several issues, including the future outlook for transgenics, consolidation in the agri-biotech industry, the principal issues related to transgenic crops and their potential role for global food security.

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Ziad S. Shaman,Oriade K. Adeoyeedge stand to be completely transformed and in part destroyed. In addition to the risks of modern biotechnology for consumers and the environment, the world’s food would also become increasingly dependent on the economic goals of a small handful of corporations.

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Molecular Tools for Plant Breeding40 million hectares worldwide in 1999. Nevertheless, breeding in the laboratory alone will never be a realistic alternative, and so future plant breeding will continue to rely on traditional procedures of selection and field-testing. Locally adapted varieties will be fundamental whether transgenic technologies are employed or not.