Transgenic Plants and World Agriculture

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Transgenic Plants and World Agriculture (2000)
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. "Examples of GM Technology That Would Benefit World Agriculture." Transgenic Plants and World Agriculture. Washington, DC: The National Academies Press, 2000.

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TRANSGENIC PLANTS AND WORLD AGRICULTURE

extensive agriculture; and (iv) increase the availability of pharmaceuticals and vaccines; while (v) developing protocols and regulations that ensure that transgenic crops designed for purposes other than food, such as pharmaceuticals, industrial chemicals, etc. do not spread or mix with either transgenic or non-transgenic food crops.