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Biosafety in Populus spp. and other forest trees: from non-native species to taxa derived from traditional breeding and genetic engineering

2006-03-01

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Forest trees are fundamental components of our environment, mainly due to their long lifetime and important role in forest ecology. In the past, some non-native tree species and taxa from traditional breeding have induced severe environmental impacts such as biological invasion, changes in the ‘gene pool’, and spread of diseases in forestry. Genetically modified trees obtained in different research groups worldwid...

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Literature Corpus work: 6d704178-2ae2-5118-a69c-fb4b41d1cf8e
DOI: 10.1007/s00468-005-0023-5

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