Gene flow in genetically modified herbicide tolerant oilseed rape (Brassica napus) in the UK

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Simpson, EC [1 ]
Norris, CE [1 ]
Law, JR [1 ]
Thomas, JE [1 ]
Sweet, JB [1 ]
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[1] Natl Inst Agr Bot, Cambridge CB3 0LE, England
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GENE FLOW AND AGRICULTURE: RELEVANCE FOR TRANSGENIC CROPS | 1999年 / 72期
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The environmental and agronomic impact of genetically modified (GM) herbicide tolerant oilseed rape has been studied by NIAB since 1995. This paper reports on results of gene flow frequencies recorded between trial plots at several National List sites and at a large scale release of genetically modified herbicide tolerant rape in. the UK. Levels of cross pollination tended to decrease with increasing distance from the pollen source, there was some evidence of varietal differences in receptiveness to foreign pollen. Pollen dispersal was also recorded at distances of up to 400m from a large release of GM herbicide tolerant rape using male sterile 'bait' plants.
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