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Plant biotechnology: a case study of bacillus thuringiensis (Bt) and its application to the future of genetic engineered trees

2004-01-01

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Agricultural productivity may be raised in a sustainable way by many different technologies such as biological fertilizers, soli and water conservation, biodiversity conservation, improved pest control, and changes in land ownership and distribution. Of these measures, biotechnology applications probably hold the most promise in augmenting conventional agricultural productivity, because biotechnology applications...

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d36e2844-a972-51d7-b20a-bccf1f9b759c
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10.1007/bf02858002
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