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Interactions between insect tolerant genetically modified plants and natural enemies

Authors: Schuler, TH Poppy, GM Potting, RPJ Denholm, I Kerry, BR

Citation: Th. Schuler et al., Interactions between insect tolerant genetically modified plants and natural enemies, BCPC SYMP P, (72), 1999, pp. 197-202

Non-target effects of proteinase inhibitors expressed in potato as an anti-nematode defence

Authors: Cowgill, SE Coates, D Atkinson, HJ

Citation: Se. Cowgill et al., Non-target effects of proteinase inhibitors expressed in potato as an anti-nematode defence, BCPC SYMP P, (72), 1999, pp. 203-208

Honeybees as vectors of GM oilseed rape pollen

Authors: Ramsay, G Thompson, CE Neilson, S Mackay, GR

Citation: G. Ramsay et al., Honeybees as vectors of GM oilseed rape pollen, BCPC SYMP P, (72), 1999, pp. 209-214

Concerns about gene flow and the implications for the development of monitoring protocols.

Authors: Hill, JE

Citation: Je. Hill, Concerns about gene flow and the implications for the development of monitoring protocols., BCPC SYMP P, (72), 1999, pp. 217-224

Molecular aspects of multiple transgenes and gene flow to crops and wild relatives

Authors: Senior, IJ Dale, PJ

Citation: Ij. Senior et Pj. Dale, Molecular aspects of multiple transgenes and gene flow to crops and wild relatives, BCPC SYMP P, (72), 1999, pp. 225-232

Management of transgenic crops within the cropping system

Authors: Champolivier, J Gasquez, J Messean, A Richard-Molard, M

Citation: J. Champolivier et al., Management of transgenic crops within the cropping system, BCPC SYMP P, (72), 1999, pp. 233-240

Assessing the impact and consequences of the release and commercialisationof genetically modified crops

Authors: Sweet, JB Norris, CE Simpson, E Thomas, JE

Citation: Jb. Sweet et al., Assessing the impact and consequences of the release and commercialisationof genetically modified crops, BCPC SYMP P, (72), 1999, pp. 241-246

Gene flow and the practical management of genetically modified crops in the UK

Authors: Orson, JH Oldfield, JF

Citation: Jh. Orson et Jf. Oldfield, Gene flow and the practical management of genetically modified crops in the UK, BCPC SYMP P, (72), 1999, pp. 247-252

Monitoring weediness and persistence of genetically modified oilseed rape (Brassica napus) in the UK

Authors: Norris, CE Simpson, EC Sweet, JB Thomas, JE

Citation: Ce. Norris et al., Monitoring weediness and persistence of genetically modified oilseed rape (Brassica napus) in the UK, BCPC SYMP P, (72), 1999, pp. 255-260

Millet as a model-crop to assess the impact of gene flow toward weed populations

Authors: Darmency, H Assemat, L Wang, T

Citation: H. Darmency et al., Millet as a model-crop to assess the impact of gene flow toward weed populations, BCPC SYMP P, (72), 1999, pp. 261-267

Origin of wild beet and gene flow between Beta vulgaris and B-macrocarpa in California

Authors: Bartsch, D Clegg, J Ellstrand, NC

Citation: D. Bartsch et al., Origin of wild beet and gene flow between Beta vulgaris and B-macrocarpa in California, BCPC SYMP P, (72), 1999, pp. 269-274

Evaluating the risk of transgene spread from Brassica napus to related species

Authors: Pinder, R Al-Kaff, N Kreike, M Dale, P

Citation: R. Pinder et al., Evaluating the risk of transgene spread from Brassica napus to related species, BCPC SYMP P, (72), 1999, pp. 275-280

Estimation of allele frequencies for Bacillus thuringiensis resistance in diamondback moth, Plutella xylostella and cotton bollworm, Helicoverpa armigera: An isofemale line (F-2) approach

Authors: Ahmad, M Roush, R

Citation: M. Ahmad et R. Roush, Estimation of allele frequencies for Bacillus thuringiensis resistance in diamondback moth, Plutella xylostella and cotton bollworm, Helicoverpa armigera: An isofemale line (F-2) approach, BCPC SYMP P, (72), 1999, pp. 281-286

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