Applications Of Biotechnology To Crops: Benefits And Risks
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Biotechnology, Risks, Developments, BenefitsAbstract
This issue paper is a summary of the recent scientific developments that underpin modern biotechnology and a discussion of the potential risks and benefits when these are applied to agricultural crops. This introductory paper is intended for a general audience. Released at the Third Ministerial Conference of the World Trade Organization in Seattle, December 2, 1999.Downloads
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1999-12-09
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Persley, G. J., & Siedow, J. N. (1999). Applications Of Biotechnology To Crops: Benefits And Risks. Council for Agricultural Science and Technology (CAST). https://doi.org/10.62300/v6fajr64
