81. Document Cabinet: General Topics general Topics. Research and Public Goods Implications of biotechnology for Biodiversity, Agriculturalbiotechnology and the Developing World, J. B. Penn. html. http://www.isaaa.org/kc/Publications/htm/docabinets/general.htm

Document Cabinet General Topics Title Author/Year Format The State of Food and Agriculture 2003-2004 html Global Adoption of Bt Maize, 1996-2003 ISAAA pdf Global Adoption of Bt Cotton, 1996-2003 ISAAA (English Version) pdf ISAAA (French Version) pdf Feeding the World: A Look at Biotechnology and World Hunger Pew Initiative on Food and Biotechnology, 2004 pdf Challenges and Opportunities for Horticultural Biotechnology Pdf Private Research and Public Goods: Implications of Biotechnology for Biodiversity FAO Pdf The Papaya Biotechology Network of Southeast Asia: Enhancing Lives Through Technology Sharing ISAAA Publication, 2004 pdf Genetically Modified Crops in the United States PEW Factsheet html Agricultural Biotechnology and the Developing World J. B. Penn html The Role of Plant Biotechnology in the World's Food Systems A. M. Shelton

82. BGLR - Plant Biotechnology - general Biology Dictionaries. biotechnology/Molecular Biology. Agriculturalbiotechnology and the Environment Science, Policy, and Social Issues. http://ase.tufts.edu/biology/bguide/classes/plantbio.htm

General Biology: Dictionaries BioTech Life Science Dictionary http://biotech.icmb.utexas.edu/search/dict- search.html Concise Encyclopedia. Biology (Tisch Ref QH302.5.A2313) Concise Dictionary of Biology (Tisch Ref QH302.5.C66) (Tisch Ref Q179.N9) Biotechnology/Molecular Biology Agricultural Biotechnology and the Environment: Science, Policy, and Social Issues. Krimsky, Sheldon and Wrubel, Roger P. 1996. Urbana, IL :University of Illinois Press. (Tisch S494.5.B563 K75) Encyclopedia of Molecular Biology (Tisch Ref QH 506.E53) Glossary of Genetics http://www.bis.med.jhmi.edu/Dan/DOE/prim6.html Molecular Cloning : A Laboratory Manual. Sambrook, J. Fritsch, E.F., Maniatis, T. 1989. Cold Spring Harbor, NY : Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory Press. (Tisch QH442.2 .S26) Oxford Dictionary of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology (Tisch Ref QP 512 .O94)

83. General note The following are more general FAQs concerning more than 99 percent of biotechnologycrops in these crops provide agronomic (agricultural) benefits,which http://www.whybiotech.com/index.asp?id=faqs

84. ICABR - Abstract 2002 Two examples of general issues concern debates about whether agricultural biotechnologywill result in less pesticide use or greater habitat protection that http://www.economia.uniroma2.it/conferenze/icabr/abstract/Kershen.htm

I nternational C onsortium on A gricultural B iotechnology R esearch (ICABR) NON-TECHNICAL ABSTRACT AGRICULTURAL BIOTECHNOLOGY: ENVIRONMENTAL BENEFITS FOR IDENTIFIABLE ENVIRONMENTAL PROBLEMS Drew L. Kershen Earl Sneed Centennial Professor of Law University of Oklahoma College of Law Norman, Oklahoma 73019-5081 U.S.A. dkershen@ou.edu Agricultural biotechnology has generated much debate between its proponents and its opponents about the environmental consequences of field trials and commercialization of transgenic crops. Thus far the environmental debate has focused on opponents’ claimed environmental risks of transgenic crops and proponents’ responses to those claimed environmental risks. To use three examples: • the risk of gene flow and the use of gene flow restriction strategies and technologies; • the risk of weediness and likelihood of a comparative advantage from the transgenic trait(s); • the risk of insect-resistance and the use of management strategies (such as high dose + refuges) to control insect-resistance. When discussions of the environmental consequences of agricultural biotechnology have addressed environmental benefits, these discussions have been oriented towards general issues. Two examples of general issues concern debates about whether agricultural biotechnology will result in less pesticide use or greater habitat protection that other agronomic methods.

85. Indian Publisher And Supplier Fisheries, Agriculture, Biochemistry, Biotechnolog agricultural TRANSFORMATION IN A DEVELO, KAUSHIK, KK, 350.00, R, general.AN INTRODUCTION TO DEMOGRAPHIC BEHAVIOUR, REDDY, MMK, 300.00, R, general. http://www.nph-india.com/Search2.cfm?Search=&Category=General

86. ISNAR Biotechnology Service - Course On New Technologies For Agricultural Resear Crawford Fund for International agricultural Research; the Netherlands, DirectorateGeneral for International ISNAR biotechnology Service International Service http://www.isnar.cgiar.org/ibs/course.htm

About ISNAR Topics Publications Learning Portal ... Education and Outreach ISNAR Biotechnology Service - Managing Biotechnology Course Intro Activities Publications Staff ... Education and Outreach New Technologies for Agricultural Research: Managing Biotechnology in a Time of Transition Download the application form and flyer for the 2000 course (in PDF format (133 KB). Download the 1999 course agenda (in PDF format) (42 Kb) About the course: This section contains the following information (also contained in the flyer): Why a management course on agricultural biotechnology? How does the course address national needs? What is the goal of the course? What are the objectives of the course? Where and when will the course be held? Who can participate? How to apply? How is the course structured? What are the topics of the course? Who are the course staff? What will participants gain? Contacts and information Who the course is organized and supported by Why a management course on agricultural biotechnology? As the 21st century approaches, the agricultural sector faces new challenges from the pressures of urbanization, sustainability requirements, decentralization, and the extension of global and regional markets. As a result, improved management of agricultural research, including new technologies, has become a priority for countries around the world.

87. AllAfrica.com: Nigeria: USAID Launches $2.1m For Nigeria Agricultural Biotechnol a workshop Facilitation of biotechnology Communication of Dr. Peter Hartman, Director-Generalof the democracy and governance, agricultural development and http://allafrica.com/stories/200405140746.html

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88. Food And Agriculture Organization Of The United Nations Focus on the Issues. biotechnology meeting the needs of the poor? Rice islife increased, sustainable rice production key to global food security. http://www.fao.org/

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