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    Maintaining paradise : trusting a biotechnology future

    Jagger, Murray
    Abstract
    The success of commercial use of Biotechnology depends on societies acceptance of crop plants, food products and animals derived from GE technology. The purpose of this project is to improve the understanding and acceptance of Biotechnology by highlighting balanced and creditable information. The focus will be on Genetic Engineering specifically, and the dairy industry outlining and explaining New Zealand as an Agricultural Exporter and the importance of this to our country's economy.
    Keywords
    biotechnology; genetic engineering; dairy industry; agriculture
    Fields of Research
    1001 Agricultural Biotechnology
    Date
    2002
    Type
    Monograph
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