Topic: Outcrossing/Pollen dispersal (maize)
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Mexico: Traces of GM maize confirmed
Scientists at Mexico City University have detected transgenic DNA sequences in Mexican maize samples from the years 2001 to 2004, thereby conf… more
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Bt maize pollen: a threat to nature reserves?
According to Germany’s Berliner Zeitung newspaper, in the future the German state of Brandenburg is to specify a minimum separation dist… more
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Tortilla crisis in Mexico: Could GM maize be the answer?
In Mexico maize is becoming scarce and the price of tortillas, the staple food in Mexico, has risen dramatically. While the population is demo… more
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“GM maize” disappeared - Questions still remain
Genetically modified maize is apparently no longer growing in Mexico. This is the surprising finding of a study by a six-strong team of resear… more
Research Maize
A threat to biological diversity?
In November 2001 the renowned scientific journal Nature published a short article: two Californian scientists had been studying maize from … more
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Bt-maize in Mexico: Questions remain
The incrossing of foreign genes from genetically modified plants to local native varieties and wild plants has become a key focus of safety re… more
Research Live
Bt maize and outcrossing: The flight of the pollen cloud
Squelch, squelch, squelch: a small group of researchers and their visitors, trudge across the sodden trial field near Braunschweig. Less th… more
Research Projects
Out-crossing from transgenic maize and quantifying outcrossing rates
(1999 – 2002) Federal Biological Research Centre for Agriculture and Forestry (BBA) (sice 2008 Julius Kühn Institute (JKI)), Institute f… more