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As such, this collection of scientific data, together is to be used to establish if there are any potential adverse effects that may arise as a result of the novel traits expressed by the LMO.

Other phenotypic data are often presented to indicate that the LMO is behaving as anticipated. This could include data on reproductive characteristics, alterations in susceptibility to pests and diseases or tolerance to abiotic stressors, etc.