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Transgenes sustain epigeal insect biodiversity in diversified vegetable farm systems.

Environmental entomology - 1 Feb 2007

Leslie T W, Hoheisel G A, Biddinger D J, Rohr J R, Fleischer S J

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Many ecological studies have focused on the effects of transgenes in field crops, but few have considered multiple transgenes in diversified vegetable systems. We compared the epigeal, or soil surface-dwelling, communities of Coleoptera and Formicidae between transgenic and isoline vegetable systems consisting of sweet corn, potato, and acorn squash, with transgenic cultivars expressing Cry1(A)b, Cry3, or viral...

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PMID: 17349138
DOI: 10.1603/0046-225x(2007)36[234:tseibi]2.0.co;2

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