Geneflow between crops and their wild relatives
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Assessement of the likelihood of geneflow and introgression between 20 crops and their wild relatives
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- 1. How likely is geneflow from GM crops to their wild relatives in centres of origin and diversity? Meike Andersson, Carmen de Vicente, Diego F. Alvarez, Andy Jarvis, Glenn Hyman, Ehsan Dulloo Biosafety in LAC, 9 Nov 2009 CIAT, Cali, Colombia
- 3. Background
- 6. Purpose Assist well-informed decision-making on the likelihood of gene flow resulting from release of genetically modified (GM) crops in their centres of origin and/or diversity
- 13. CASE STUDY Barley ( Hordeum vulgare ssp. vulgare )
- 16. Likelihood of gene flow and introgression in Barley
- 19. Book Publication
- 22. Tool to visualize crop and CWR distribution
- 25. Thanks to: Carmen de Vicente (GCP) Diego F. Alvarez (Univalle) Andy Jarvis (CIAT) Glenn Hyman (CIAT) Stan Wood (IFPRI) Ehsan Dulloo (Bioversity) >50 crop experts (all over the world)