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Crop rotation, insecticides and genetic engineering: Scientists call for integrated pest control

Open letter from 22 US scientists to the EPA: Western corn rootworms are becoming resistant to Bt protein; integrated pest control is neces… more

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First resistant corn rootworms found in the USA

There are indications in the USA that the Western corn rootworm could develop resistance to genetically modified Bt maize. Scientists in Iowa,… more

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European corn borer: male butterfly

Bt plants: Good resistance management means no resistant pests

To the astonishment of many practitioners, the Bt concept is still effective 15 years after it was first commercialised. So far, hardly any… more

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Resistant pests found in India

Scientists working in the Indian state of Gujarat have discovered resistant pests in Bt cotton fields. Indian experts are now calling for m… more

Research Results

“Looking at all the results, we can assume that cultivation of this maize does not pose a problem.”

From 2005 to 2008, a joint biosafety research group studied genetically modified MON88017 Bt maize, which has a new gene that makes it resista… more

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USA: ‘Superweeds’ encouraged by GM plants?

Farmers in the US are increasingly facing problems with weeds that have developed resistance to certain herbicides. A recent study blames t… more

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Genetically modified Bt maize in the USA: Resistance management under fire

Not all farmers in the USA appear to be complying with the resistance management requirements for genetically modified Bt maize. A consumer… more

Research Projects

Development of resistance to Bt maize among Western corn rootworm

(2005 – 2008) University of Göttingen, Institute of Plant Pathology and Plant Protection, Göttingen more

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Genetically modified oilseed rape in Canada: Taking stock after ten years of cultivation

Although genetically modified oilseed rape is not yet grown in Europe, it now accounts for just under 90 percent of the total oilseed rape … more

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Time for adjustments?

After many years of the use of pesticides it is a well known fact, that insects are able to evolve resistance against insecticidal agents. … more