March 2001
Industry Hugs Biotech Trees
Agriculture: Proponents of genetically modified forests could seek the regulatory green light in four years.
By Kathryn Brown
First there were herbicide-tolerant soybeans and worm-resistant corn. Despite the controversy swirling around such genetically engineered crops, they are now planted on millions of hectares of U.S. farmland. And there are growing indications biotech trees will be next.
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