The present copy of the biosafety -data mail-out, with links to the correspondent full-record pages in the database (full references + abstracts) is available at the following URL: http://www.icgeb.org/biosafety/bsfdata3.htm.
(Selection of references of interest to seed professionals)

ICGEB/bsf-ID: 5155. (Update: 8/10/2005).
Research progress on transgenic potato.
Wang YongFeng; Luan YuShi (2004). Chinese Potato Journal (No.4) p.227-231 Publisher: Editorial Board of Chinese Potato Journal, Heilongjiang, China

ICGEB/bsf-ID: 5157. (Update: 8/10/2005).
Role of research and regulation in 50 years of pest management in agriculture prepared for the 50th anniversary of the Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry.
Wheeler, W. B. (2002). Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry vol. 50 (15) p.4151-4155 Publisher: American Chemical Society, Washington, USA

ICGEB/bsf-ID: 5158. (Update: 8/10/2005).
Degradation dynamics of Cry1Ac insecticidal protein in leaves of Bt cotton under different environments.
Li YunHe; Zhang YongJun; Wu KongMing; Yuan GuoHui; Guo YuYuan (2005). Scientia Agricultura Sinica vol. 38 (4) p.714-718 Publisher: Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences (CAAS), Scientech Documentation and Information Centre, Beijing, China

ICGEB/bsf-ID: 5159. (Update: 8/10/2005).
Susceptibility of Ostrinia furnacalis to Bacillus thuringiensis and Bt corn under long-term laboratory selection.
Wen LiPing; He KangLai; Wang ZhenYing; Zhou DaRong; Bai ShuXiong (2005). Agricultural Sciences in China vol. 4 (2) p.125-133 Publisher: Editorial Department of Agricultural Sciences in China, Beijing, China

ICGEB/bsf-ID: 5161. (Update: 8/10/2005).
Cucumber mosaic virus suppresses PVYN CP gene silencing and breaks transgenic resistance to PVYN in tobacco.
Guo XingQi; Wu XiaoLiang; Hou WenCui; Li Fang (2005). Chinese Journal of Virology vol. 21 (2) p.136-141 Publisher: Chinese Journal of Virology, Beijing, China

ICGEB/bsf-ID: 5162. (Update: 8/10/2005).
The effect of high temperature on the insecticidal properties of Bt cotton.
Chen DeHua; Ye GuoYou; Yang ChangQin; Chen Yuan; Wu YunKang (2005). Environmental and Experimental Botany vol. 53 (3) p.333-342 Publisher: Elsevier, Amsterdam, Netherlands

ICGEB/bsf-ID: 5163. (Update: 8/10/2005).
Contesting biotechnology -- cross-continental concerns about genetically modified crops.
Massieu, Y.; Chauvet, M. (2005). inental food chains p.66-77 [<Additional Title> Routledge Studies in Human Geography] Editors: Fold, N.; Pritchard, B. Publisher: Routledge, Abingdon, UK

ICGEB/bsf-ID: 5164. (Update: 8/10/2005).
Microorganisms and their byproducts, nematodes, oils and particle films have important agricultural uses.
Godfrey, L. D.; Grafton-Cardwell, E. E.; Kaya, H. K.; Chaney, W. E. (2005). California Agriculture vol. 59 (1) p.35-40 [<Additional Title> Special issue: Beyond organophosphates] Publisher: Agriculture and Natural Resources, University of California, Oakland, USA

ICGEB/bsf-ID: 5165. (Update: 8/10/2005).
Detectability of coleopteran-specific Cry3Bb1 protein in soil and its effect on nontarget surface and below-ground arthropods.
Ahmad, A.; Wilde, G. E.; Zhu, K. Y. (2005). Environmental Entomology vol. 34 (2) p.385-394 [Available online at http://www.esa.catchword.org] Publisher: Entomological Society of America, Lanham, USA

ICGEB/bsf-ID: 5167. (Update: 8/10/2005).
Evaluation and use of a spatio-temporal model of cropping system effects on gene escape from transgenic oilseedrape varieties: example of the GeneSys model applied to three co-existing herbicide tolerance transgenes.
Colbach, N.; Fargue, A.; Sausse, C.; Angevin, F. (2005). European Journal of Agronomy vol. 22 (4) p.417-440 Publisher: Elsevier, Amsterdam, Netherlands

ICGEB/bsf-ID: 5168. (Update: 8/10/2005).
Transgenic vegetable crops.
Ram, R. B.; Dasgupta, S. K. (2004). Journal of New Seeds vol. 6 (4) p.411-431 [<Additional Title> Special issue: Hybrid vegetable development, part II.] Publisher: Food Products Press, Binghamton, USA

ICGEB/bsf-ID: 5169. (Update: 8/10/2005).
Genetically modified food -- one of the ways of the functional food production? [Original Title: Geneticky modifikovane potraviny -- jedna z cest vyroby funkcnich  potravin?]
Picha, K. (2004). Acta Universitatis Bohemiae Meridionales vol. 7 (2) p.31-37 Publisher: South Bohemian University, Agricultural Faculty, Ceske Budejovice, Czech Republic

ICGEB/bsf-ID: 5170. (Update: 8/10/2005).
Population variability in wild turnip (Brassica rapa var. oleifera) for interspecific hybridisation with herbicide-resistant rape (Brassica napus) pollen.
Jenkins, T. E.; Frampton, C. M.; Conner, A. J. (2005). New Zealand Journal of Crop and Horticultural Science vol. 33 (1) p.9-16 Publisher: Royal Society of New Zealand, Wellington, New Zealand

ICGEB/bsf-ID: 5171. (Update: 8/10/2005).
Glufosinate herbicide-tolerant (LibertyLink) rice vs. conventional rice in diets for growing-finishing swine.
Cromwell, G. L.; Henry, B. J.; Scott, A. L.; Gerngross, M. F.; Dusek, D. L.; Fletcher, D. W. (2005). Journal of Animal Science vol. 83 (5) p.1068-1074 Publisher: American Society of Animal Science, Savoy, USA

ICGEB/bsf-ID: 5172. (Update: 8/10/2005).
Evolutionary trade-offs of insect resistance to Bacillus thuringiensis crops: fitness cost affecting paternity. Higginson, D. M.; Morin, S.; Nyboer, M. E.; Biggs, R. W.; Tabashnik, B. E.; Carriere, Y. (2005). Evolution vol. 59 (4) p.915-920 Publisher: Society for the Study of Evolution, Lawrence, USA

ICGEB/bsf-ID: 5173. (Update: 8/10/2005).
The nutritional evaluation of genetically modified rice -- comparative feeding study of minipigs.
Yang YueXin; Chen ShuRong; Han JunHua; Yang JingMing; Yang XiaoGuang (2005). Acta Nutrimenta Sinica vol. 27 (1) p.38-41, 45 Publisher: Acta Nutrimenta Sinica c/o Institute of Hygiene and Environmental Medicine, Tianjin, China

ICGEB/bsf-ID: 5174. (Update: 8/10/2005).
Insect-resistant GM rice in farmers' fields: assessing productivity and health effects in China.
Huang JiKun; Hu RuiFa; Rozelle, S.; Pray, C. (2005). Science (Washington) vol. 308 (5722) p.688-690 Publisher: American Association for the Advancement of Science, Washington, USA

ICGEB/bsf-ID: 5176. (Update: 8/10/2005).
Resistance management for Bt engineered crops: the role, ecology and optimisation of refuges.
Cerda, H.; Wright, D. J. (2005). Aspects of Applied Biology (No.74) p.101-108 Publisher: Association of Applied Biologists, Wellesbourne, UK

ICGEB/bsf-ID: 5177. (Update: 8/10/2005).
Simulating the effect of transgenes on insect herbivores.
Sutherland, J. P.; Poppy, G. M. (2005). Aspects of Applied Biology (No.74) p.109-113 Publisher: Association of Applied Biologists, Wellesbourne, UK

ICGEB/bsf-ID: 5178. (Update: 8/10/2005).
Will GM crops expressing insecticidal proteins harm honey bees?
Malone, L. A.; Todd, J. H.; Burgess, E. P. J.; Philip, B. A. (2005). Aspects of Applied Biology (No.74) p.115-118 Publisher: Association of Applied Biologists, Wellesbourne, UK

ICGEB/bsf-ID: 5179. (Update: 8/10/2005).
The environmental impact of GM herbicide-tolerant sugarbeet.
Dewar, A. M.; Haylock, L. A.; Garner, B. H.; Sands, R. J. N.; Baker, P. (2005). Aspects of Applied Biology (No.74) p.119-126 Publisher: Association of Applied Biologists, Wellesbourne, UK

ICGEB/bsf-ID: 5180. (Update: 8/10/2005).
Are microbial communities affected by genetically modified plants?
Smalla, K.; Heuer, H.; Milling, A.; Gotz, M.; Schloter, M.; Lottmann, J.; Berg, G. (2005). Aspects of Applied Biology (No.74) p.129-140 Publisher: Association of Applied Biologists, Wellesbourne, UK

ICGEB/bsf-ID: 5181. (Update: 8/10/2005).
Decay in soil of residues from plants with genetic modifications to lignin biosynthesis.
Hopkins, D. W.; Tilston, E. L.; Webster, E. A.; Marinari, S.; Lapierre, C.; Halpin, C. (2005). Aspects of Applied Biology (No.74) p.155-165 Publisher: Association of Applied Biologists, Wellesbourne, UK

ICGEB/bsf-ID: 5182. (Update: 8/10/2005).
Developing protocols for risk assessment.
Hails, R. S.; Gray, A. J. (2005). Aspects of Applied Biology (No.74) p.169-181 Publisher: Association of Applied
Biologists, Wellesbourne, UK

ICGEB/bsf-ID: 5183. (Update: 8/10/2005).
Modelling the effects of genetically modified crops on farmland food webs.
Freckleton, R. P.; Stephens, P. A.; Watkinson, A. R.; Sutherland, W. J. (2005). Aspects of Applied Biology (No.74) p.183-190 Publisher: Association of Applied Biologists, Wellesbourne, UK

ICGEB/bsf-ID: 5184. (Update: 8/10/2005).
Impact of GMOs within cropping systems: towards a more systemic approach.
Messean, A.; Angevin, F.; Champolivier, J.; Colbach, N. (2005). Aspects of Applied Biology (No.74) p.191-196 Publisher: Association of Applied Biologists, Wellesbourne, UK

ICGEB/bsf-ID: 5185. (Update: 8/10/2005).
GMHT use in sugar beet -- opportunities for weed management and implications for wildlife and rotations.
Champion, G. T.; May, M. J. (2005). Aspects of Applied Biology (No.74) p.197-205 Publisher: Association of Applied Biologists, Wellesbourne, UK

ICGEB/bsf-ID: 5186. (Update: 8/10/2005).
Bright: botanical and rotational implications of genetically modified herbicide tolerance.
Sweet, J. B.; Simpson, E. C.; Law, J. R.; Horstman, A.; Lutman, P. J. W.; Berry, K. J.; Payne, R. W.; May, M. J.; Champion, G. T.; Walker, K. C.; Wightman, P. S.; Lainsbury, M. A. (2005). Aspects of Applied Biology (No.74) p.207-210 Publisher: Association of Applied Biologists, Wellesbourne, UK

ICGEB/bsf-ID: 5187. (Update: 8/10/2005).
Persistence and potential impact of a GMHT trait in oilseedrape.
Begg, G. S.; Young, M. W.; Hawes, C.; Squire, G. R. (2005). Aspects of Applied Biology (No.74) p.211-217 Publisher: Association of Applied Biologists, Wellesbourne, UK

ICGEB/bsf-ID: 5188. (Update: 8/10/2005).
Exploring the wider biodiversity issues arising from the use of insect-resistant crops -- beyond the initial risk assessment.
Poppy, G. M. (2005). Aspects of Applied Biology (No.74) p.219-225 Publisher: Association of Applied Biologists, Wellesbourne, UK

ICGEB/bsf-ID: 5189. (Update: 8/10/2005).
A decade of gene flow research: improved risk assessments or missed opportunities?
Raybould, A. F. (2005). Aspects of Applied Biology (No.74) p.27-33 Publisher: Association of Applied Biologists, Wellesbourne, UK

ICGEB/bsf-ID: 5190. (Update: 8/10/2005).
GM crops -- an international perspective on the economic and environmental benefits.
Conway, G. (2005). Aspects of Applied Biology (No.74) p.3-24 Publisher: Association of Applied Biologists, Wellesbourne, UK

ICGEB/bsf-ID: 5191. (Update: 8/10/2005).
Compiling a spatially explicit risk profile for gene flow from GM oilseedrape in the UK.
Wilkinson, M. J.; Elliott, L. J.; Allainguillaume, J.; Norris, C.; Welters, R.; Alexander, M.; Cuccato, G.; Sweet, J. B.; Shaw, M. W.; Mason, D. C. (2005). Aspects of Applied Biology (No.74) p.35-45 Publisher: Association of Applied Biologists, Wellesbourne, UK

ICGEB/bsf-ID: 5192. (Update: 8/10/2005).
The value of remote sensing technology for GM risk assessment.
Elliott, L. J.; Mason, D. C.; Wilkinson, M. J.; Allainguillaume, J. (2005). Aspects of Applied Biology (No.74) p.47-51 Publisher: Association of Applied Biologists, Wellesbourne, UK

ICGEB/bsf-ID: 5193. (Update: 8/10/2005).
Gene flow from crops to crops and from crops to wild relatives -- does it matter ecologically?
Johnson, B. R. (2005). Aspects of Applied Biology (No.74) p.53-65 Publisher: Association of Applied Biologists,
Wellesbourne, UK

ICGEB/bsf-ID: 5194. (Update: 8/10/2005).
Effects of Bt plants on non-target herbivores.
Hellmich, R. L.; Prasifka, J. R.; Anderson, P. L. (2005). Aspects of Applied Biology (No.74) p.75-80 Publisher:
Association of Applied Biologists, Wellesbourne, UK

ICGEB/bsf-ID: 5195. (Update: 8/10/2005).
GM crops: good or bad for natural enemies?
Schuler, T. H. (2005). Aspects of Applied Biology (No.74) p.81-90 Publisher: Association of Applied Biologists,
Wellesbourne, UK

ICGEB/bsf-ID: 5196. (Update: 8/10/2005).
Measuring environmental impacts of genetically modified crops in New Zealand.
Glare, T. R.; O'Callaghan, M.; Malone, L. A.; Burgess, E. P. J.; Philip, B. A. (2005). Aspects of Applied Biology (No.74) p.91-99 Publisher: Association of Applied Biologists, Wellesbourne, UK

ICGEB/bsf-ID: 5197. (Update: 8/10/2005).
Which traits promote persistence of feral GM crops? Part 1: Implications of environmental stochasticity.
Claessen, D.; Gilligan, C. A.; Lutman, P. J. W.; Bosch, F. van den (2005). Oikos vol. 110 (1) p.20-29 Publisher:
Blackwell Publishing, Copenhagen, Denmark

ICGEB/bsf-ID: 5198. (Update: 8/10/2005).
The genetically modified (GM) plants and the honeybee (Apis mellifera): literature review. [Original Title: A genetikailag modositott (GM) novenyek es a mezelo meh (Apis mellifera): irodalmi osszefoglalo.]
Bekesi, L. (2005). Magyar Allatorvosok Lapja vol. 127 (5) p.307-313 Publisher: Magyar Mezogazdasag Kiado KFT, Budapest, Hungary

ICGEB/bsf-ID: 5199. (Update: 8/10/2005).
Genes invading new populations: a risk assessment perspective.
Hails, R. S.; Morley, K. (2005). Trends in Ecology & Evolution vol. 20 (5) p.245-252 Publisher: Elsevier Ltd, London, UK

ICGEB/bsf-ID: 5200. (Update: 8/10/2005).
The fate of the recombinant DNA in corn during composting.
Guan JieWen; Spencer, J. L.; Ma BaoLuo (2005). Journal of Environmental Science and Health. Part B, Pesticides, Food Contaminants, and Agricultural Wastes vol. 40 (3) p.463-473 Publisher: Taylor & Francis, Washington, USA

ICGEB/bsf-ID: 5201. (Update: 8/10/2005).
Transgenic corn for control of the European corn borer and corn rootworms: a survey of midwestern farmers' practices and perceptions.
Wilson, T. A.; Rice, M. E.; Tollefson, J. J.; Pilcher, C. D. (2005). Journal of Economic Entomology vol. 98 (2) p.237-247 Publisher: Entomological Society of America, Lanham, USA

ICGEB/bsf-ID: 5203. (Update: 8/10/2005).
Performance results and characteristics of adopters of genetically engineered soybeans in Delaware.
Bernard, J. C.; Pesek, J. D., Jr.; Fan, C. B. (2004). Agricultural and Resource Economics Review vol. 33 (2) p.282-292 Publisher: Northeastern Agricultural and Resource Economics Association, Ithaca, USA

ICGEB/bsf-ID: 5205. (Update: 8/10/2005).
Public attitudes towards genetically-modified food.
Miles, S.; Ueland, O.; Frewer, L. J. (2005). British Food Journal vol. 107 (4/5) p.246-262 Publisher: Emerald Group Publishing Ltd, Bradford, UK

ICGEB/bsf-ID: 5207. (Update: 8/10/2005). 
Assessing and managing biological risks of plants used for bioremediation, including risks of transgene flow.
Gressel, J.; Al-Ahmad, H. (2005). Zeitschrift fur Naturforschung. Section C, Biosciences vol. 60 (3/4) p.154-165
Editors: Komives, T.; Gullner, G.; Schroder, P.; Boger, P. Publisher: Verlag der Zeitschrift fur Naturforschung, Tubingen, Germany

ICGEB/bsf-ID: 5208. (Update: 8/10/2005).
Phytoremediation with transgenic trees.
Peuke, A. D.; Rennenberg, H. (2005). Zeitschrift fur Naturforschung. Section C, Biosciences vol. 60 (3/4) p.199-207 Editors: Komives, T.; Gullner, G.; Schroder, P.; Boger, P. Publisher: Verlag der Zeitschrift fur Naturforschung, Tubingen, Germany

ICGEB/bsf-ID: 5209. (Update: 8/10/2005).
Transgenic crops: priorities and strategies for India.
Bhat, S. R.; Chopra, V. L. (2005). Current Science vol. 88 (6) p.886-889 Publisher: Indian Academy of Sciences,
Bangalore, India

ICGEB/bsf-ID: 5210. (Update: 8/10/2005).
Laboratory studies of the effects of reduced prey choice caused by Bt plants on a predatory insect.
Schuler, T. H.; Clark, A. J.; Clark, S. J.; Poppy, G. M.; Stewart, C. N., Jr.; Denholm, I. (2005). Bulletin of Entomological Research vol. 95 (3) p.243-247 Publisher: CAB International, Wallingford, UK

ICGEB/bsf-ID: 5211. (Update: 8/10/2005).
Transgenic herbicide-resistant crops: a review based on 8 years of international cropping experience. [Original Title: Transgene herbizidresistente Kulturen: Ruckblicke und Ausblicke nach 8 Jahren internationaler Anbaupraxis.]
Schulte, M. (2005). Gesunde Pflanzen vol. 57 (2/3) p.37-46 Publisher: Springer-Verlag GmbH, Heidelberg,
Germany

ICGEB/bsf-ID: 5212. (Update: 8/10/2005).
The economic value of glyphosate-resistant canola in the management of two widespread crop weeds in a Western Australian farming system.
Monjardino, M.; Pannell, D. J.; Powles, S. B. (2005). Agricultural Systems vol. 84 (3) p.297-315 Publisher: Elsevier, Oxford, UK

ICGEB/bsf-ID: 5213. (Update: 8/10/2005).
Impact of transgenic cotton plants on a non-target pest, Aphis gossypii Glover.
Liu XiangDong; Zhai BaoPing; Zhang XiaoXi; Zong JianMin (2005). Ecological Entomology vol. 30 (3) p.307-315 Publisher: Blackwell Publishing, Oxford, UK

ICGEB/bsf-ID: 5215. (Update: 8 /10/2005).
An efficient method for identification and quantification of genetic modification of local, imported and food products of maize in Saudi Arabia using PCR-based markers and real-time PCR.
Al-Swailem, A. M.; Shehata, M. M.; Shair, O. H.; Sabaan, S. A.; Al-Anazi, I. O.; Al-Shammari, T. A. (2005).
Journal of Food, Agriculture & Environment vol. 3 (2) p.14-19 Publisher: World Food Ltd, Helsinki, Finland

ICGEB/bsf-ID: 5216. (Update: 8/10/2005).
Genetically modified organisms (GMOs), food and feed: current status and detection.
Shehata, M. M. (2005). Journal of Food, Agriculture & Environment vol. 3 (2) p.43-55 Publisher: World Food Ltd, Helsinki, Finland

ICGEB/bsf-ID: 5217. (Update: 8/10/2005).
Mating frequency in dispersing potato tuber moth, Phthorimaea operculella, and its influence on the design of refugia to manage resistance in Bt transgenic crops.
Cameron, P. J.; Wallace, A. R.; Madhusudhan, V. V.; Wigley, P. J.; Qureshi, M. S.; Walker, G. P. (2005). Entomologia Experimentalis et Applicata vol. 115 (2) p.323-332 Publisher: Blackwell Publishing, Oxford, UK

ICGEB/bsf-ID: 5218. (Update: 8/10/2005).
Science, law, and politics in the Food and Drug Administration's genetically engineered foods policy: FDA's 1992 policy statement.
Pelletier, D. L. (2005). Nutrition Reviews vol. 63 (5) p.171-181 Publisher: International Life Sciences Institute (ILSI Press), Lawrence, USA

ICGEB/bsf-ID: 5220. (Update: 8/10/2005).
Altered host plant preference of Tetranychus urticae and prey preference of its predator Phytoseiulus persimilis (Acari: Tetranychidae, Phytoseiidae) on transgenic Cry3Bb-eggplants.
Rovenska, G. Z.; Zemek, R.; Schmidt, J. E. U.; Hilbeck, A. (2005). Biological Control vol. 33 (3) p.293-300 Publisher: Elsevier, Amsterdam, Netherlands

ICGEB/bsf-ID: 5222. (Update: 8/10/2005).
Controversies over the adoption of genetically modified organisms: an overview of the special issue.
Schmitz, A. (2004). Journal of Agricultural & Food Industrial Organization vol. 2 (2) p.Article 1 [<Additional Title>
Special Issue: Controversies over the adoption of genetically modified organisms.] Publisher: Berkeley Electronic Press, California, USA

ICGEB/bsf-ID: 5223. (Update: 8/10/2005).
Agricultural biotechnology: productivity, biodiversity, and intellectual property rights.
Zilberman, D.; Ameden, H.; Graff, G.; Qaim, M. (2004). Journal of Agricultural & Food Industrial Organization vol. 2 (2) p.Article 3 [<Additional Title> Special Issue: Controversies over the adoption of genetically modified organisms.] Publisher: Berkeley Electronic Press, California, USA

ICGEB/bsf-ID: 5224. (Update: 8/10/2005).
Europe's regulation of agricultural biotechnology: precaution or trade distortion?
Sheldon, I. (2004). Journal of Agricultural & Food Industrial Organization vol. 2 (2) p.Article 4 [<Additional Title> Special Issue: Controversies over the adoption of genetically modified organisms.] Publisher: Berkeley Electronic Press, California, USA

ICGEB/bsf-ID: 5225. (Update: 8/10/2005).
Genetically modified organisms: rights to use commodity names and the lemons problem.
Gray, R.; Moss, C. B.; Schmitz, A. (2004). Journal of Agricultural & Food Industrial Organization vol. 2 (2) p.Article 7 [<Additional Title> Special Issue: Controversies over the adoption of geneticallymodified organisms.] Publisher: Berkeley Electronic Press, California, USA

ICGEB/bsf-ID: 5229. (Update: 8/10/2005).
EU-US trade in genetically modified goods: a trade dispute in the making.
Perdikis, N. (2005). d the regulation of international trade: recent trade disputes between the European Union and the United States p.215-237 Editors: Perdikis, N.; Read. R. Publisher: Edward Elgar Publishing, Cheltenham, UK

ICGEB/bsf-ID: 5231. (Update: 8/10/2005).
Improving the efficacy of biological control agents against soilborne pathogens.
Spadaro, D.; Gullino, M. L. (2005). Crop Protection vol. 24 (7) p.601-613 Publisher: Elsevier, Oxford, UK

ICGEB/bsf-ID: 5232. (Update: 8/10/2005).
Impact of farm-scale Bt maize on abundance of predatory arthropods in Spain.
Poza, M. de la; Pons, X.; Farinos, G. P.; Lopez, C.; Ortego, F.; Eizaguirre, M.; Castanera, P.; Albajes, R. (2005). Crop Protection vol. 24 (7) p.677-684 Publisher: Elsevier, Oxford, UK

ICGEB/bsf-ID: 5233. (Update: 8/10/2005).
Nutritional composition of genetically modified peanut varieties.
Jonnala, R. S.; Dunford, N. T.; Chenault, K. (2005). Journal of Food Science vol. 70 (4) p.S254-S256 Publisher: Institute of Food Technologists, Chicago, USA

ICGEB/bsf-ID: 5234. (Update: 8/10/2005).
Global agreements and US forestry: genetically modified trees.
Sedjo, R. A. (2005). Journal of Forestry vol. 103 (3) p.109-113 Publisher: Society of American Foresters, Bethesda, USA

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