Home | About Us | FBAE Blog | Support Us | Contact Us ARCHIVES   September 2009 August 2009 July 2009 June 2009 May 2009 April 2009 March 2009 February 2009 January 2009 December November October September August July June   MARCH 2009 Vatican Cheers GM Obama lifts Bush's strict limits on Stem Cell Research Frozen seeds and food security US: Compendium of Transgenic Crop Plants Biotech under Barack The Biotech Frontier India: Biotech Surge Bt Brinjal Can Resist Attack of FSB Larvae, Safe for Consumption: Study Monsanto Asks for USDA Approval of First Biotech Drought - Tolerant Corn Seeds of Promise, Change Enabling Bio-innovations for Poverty Alleviation in Asia: Call for proposals ISAAA Video "Q&A with Clive James" USDA Biotechnology Regulations: Comment Period on Proposed Rule Extended Bt cotton gives a new lease of life to Vidarbha farmers Think tank: GM could be top of the crops NEWSWEEK A Fruitless Campaign Food Crunch Opens Doors to Bioengineered Crops Genetically Modified Peanuts Could Save Lives New Zealand: How Fears Turned To Trust Organic and GM - Why Not? Horizon Would You Bet The Farm That GM Is Bad? Non-target Insects Probably Affected More by Insecticides than by Bt Crops We Can't Hide In Our Labs and Leave the Talking to Dawkins SC seeks clarifications from Govt on GMO regulation Another 'Green Revolution' Federal judge says no to modified crops on U.S. refuge land $10 Million to Rice and Wheat Research Training: Beachell-Borlaug International Scholars Program What Does GMO Really Mean? Agriculture students prefer biotech, nanotech: Assocham       US: Compendium of Transgenic Crop Plants, 10 volume set The Set offers a comprehensive review of the commercially relevant transgenic plants developed and presently utilized. Volumes 1-9 cover around 100 plant species, from crops to forest trees. Volume 10 is the master index volume. Each chapter covers one particular species (or sometimes group of closely related species) and the transgenic versions developed for that particular species. Key features: • Offers a complete description of the successfully developed transgenic plants for around 100 commercially relevant crops from fruits and vegetables to grains, industrial crops and forest tree species • Covers the transgenic techniques used in the molecular tailoring of traits relevant from an agricultural, medicinal and environmental point of view • Explores future developments, from desired traits to expected new technologies • Examines risks and concerns around the use of GM crops • Discusses public perception, industrial perspectives and political and economic consequences • Contributions from over 300 leading scientists from around the world Provides a valuable and inclusive reference for students, researchers, scientists and industry professionals, studying and working on transgenic plants.

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