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ESCAPE OF PEST RESISTANCE TRANSGENES TO AGRICULTURAL WEEDS: RELEVANT FACETS OF WEED ECOLOGY1 Nicholas Jordan University of Minnesota INTRODUCTION In this paper, I will sketch some features of weed ecology and evolutionary biology that, in my view, are relevant to assessing the prospects of pest resistance transgene escape into populations of agricultural weeds. I will focus on weeds of field crop agroecosystems, rather than addressing the broader category of invasive plants in genera ...

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EXTRAPOLATING FROM FIELD EXPERIMENTS THAT REMOVE HERBIVORES TO POPULATION-LEVEL EFFECTS OF HERBIVORE RESISTANCE TRANSGENES1 Michelle Marvier and Peter Kareiva University of Washington INTRODUCTION In 1996, transgenic crops (cotton, corn, and potatoes) containing the gene from Bacillus thuringiensis (Bt) that encodes for an insecticidal toxin were first commercially produced in the United States. Because we can expect the commercialization of numerous crops with Bt insecticidal genes, e ...

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