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René Custers1, Detlef Bartsch2, Matthias Fladung3
1VIB, 9052 Gent, Belgium.
Abstract:
Biotechnology can greatly improve the efficiency of forest tree breeding for the production of biomass, energy, and materials. However, EU regulations impede the market introduction of genetically modified (GM) trees so their socioeconomic and environmental benefits are not realized. European policy makers should concentrate on a science-based regulatory process.
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