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Selection of Nontarget Testing Organisms for ERA of GM Potato with Increased Resistance to Late Blight

2013-12-01

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The deliberate release of any genetically modified (GM) organism in the European Union requires an environmental risk assessment (ERA) prior to commercialisation, including impact assessment on nontarget organisms. We report from two expert workshops where a newly developed selection procedure for identification of ecologically relevant testing organisms was applied to the case of a GM potato with increased resist...

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Literature Corpus work: b9b9fd40-3145-573f-916e-e02091331111
DOI: 10.1007/s11540-013-9245-x

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