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The variability of processes involved in transgene dispersal—case studies from Brassica and related genera
We strive to predict consequences of genetically modified plants (GMPs) being cultivated openly in the environment, as human and animal health, biodiversity, agricultural practise and farmers’ economy could be...
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Processes affecting genetic structure and conservation: a case study of wild and cultivated Brassica rapa
When planning optimal conservation strategies for wild and cultivated types of a plant species, a number of influencing biological and environmental factors should be considered from the outset. In the present...