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Initiation of Procedural Adjudication,eveloping countries. In a case-study approach, the expected effects of virus- and weevil-resistant sweetpotatoes in Kenya and of virus-resistant potatoes in Mexico are scrutinized. Built upon recombinant methods, these technologies are being developed within joint public-private sector research init

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Charis Vlados,Dimos Chatzinikolaoutempts to improve the micronutrient content of food crops, efforts that have used both biotechnology and traditional plant breeding. In developing countries, micronutrient deficiencies affect many of the poor, whose diets consist mostly of staple foods. Breeding to enhance the micronutrient levels i

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,Materialising the Reconception, 1940–1948,ies — including biotechnology — are fully used, production will be able to meet global demand. Still, the regions with the highest population growth rates will likely suffer from under-supply. To improve agricultural production in these regions is a particular challenge because market forces channel

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