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Planning Environmental Risk Assessment for Genetically Modified Crops: Problem Formulation for Stress-Tolerant Crops.
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American Society of Plant Biologists
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2008-06
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Plant Physiology
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© 2008 American Society of Plant Biologists
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This article describes the initial steps in the environmental risk assessment process and illustrates an approach that could be taken for GM crops tolerant to an abiotic stress (e.g. water, salt, cold, and heat).
The following article headings are discussed:
1. Problem formulation in environmental risk assessment
2. Define assessment endpoints
3. Develop a conceptual modle
4. Develop an analysis plan
5. Problem formulation applied to GM crops
6. Problem Formulation for a Hypothetical Drought-Tolerant Maize
7. Conclusion
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The following article headings are discussed:
1. Problem formulation in environmental risk assessment
2. Define assessment endpoints
3. Develop a conceptual modle
4. Develop an analysis plan
5. Problem formulation applied to GM crops
6. Problem Formulation for a Hypothetical Drought-Tolerant Maize
7. Conclusion
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Identifier (ISBN, ISSN, etc.)
doi: 10.1104/pp.108.118422
Format
9 page PDF
Keywords and any other relevant information
Citation: Plant Physiology, June 2008, Vol. 147, pp. 494–502
