[GWL]: FW: EDITION 128, August 31, 2001

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PLANT BREEDING NEWS - EDITION 128, August 31, 2001
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== TABLE OF CONTENTS of about 36 pages ======
I . ===EDITOR'S NOTES =================
II. ==  ANNOUNCEMENTS AND INVITATIONS.===
II.1. Ggebiplot Software-A Graphical Solution For Two-Way Data From Breeding And Genetics Research
II.2. International Cassava Biotechnology Network To Meet In November
II.3. You Are Cordially Invited To Join Us At The Grape Breeders List
II.4. Global Public Goods For Poor Farmers: Myth Or Reality?
II. 5 Agbioworld Site Gets A New Look; Your Opportunity To Contribute
III. ===APPLIED PLANT BREEDING=======
III.1. New Lupin Varieties Yield Well Under Terminal Drought.
III.2, After A Century Of Wheat Farming Canadian Farmers Turn To Tropical Chickpeas
III.3. Carlos Ochoa Wins William L. Brown Award For Excellence In Genetic Resources Conservation
III.4. South Africa - CGIAR Partnership Results In New Maize Varieties With 30 To 50 Percent Higher Yield
III.5. Harvest For The People
III.6. Antimicrobial Resistance Poses Increasing Problem For Grower
III.7. Green Revolution Hero Bows Out
IV.8. New Oats And Barleys
IV.==BIOTECHNOLOGY/PLANT BREEDING:======
IV.1. Summary (Short) - Biotech Conf. 6 (Iprs) // Fao Biotechnology Web Site
IV.2. EU Defends New Rules On Genetically Modified Food
IV.3. Op-Ed: The Keys Are In The DNA: The 'Mystery' DNA That Wasn't
IV.4. Seven European Countries In Court Over Transgenic Micro-Organism
IV.5. Are We Claiming Gm Crops Can Feed The World?
IV.6. Agro-Biotechnological Advances Expose Regulatory Weakness Of Poor Nations
IV.7. Informed Choice Is Mandatory On Gm Foods: Voluntary Labelling Won't Give Consumers What They Want
IV.8. Food Manufacturers Commend Recent Report On Regulation Of Genetically Modified Food
IV.9. Korea: Genetically Modified Items To Be Labeled From Next Month
IV.10. Genetic Crops Will Cost NZ Billions Says Ministry
V.11. U.S. Challenges Eu's Biotech Food Standards
Iv.12. Breeding A Hardier Weed
IV.13. Harvest Of Genetically Engineered Sweet Corn And Potatoes Begins At Birkbank Farm
V. 14. Germany Sees Gm-Research Exodus
IV.15. Safer And Tastier
IV.16. Researchers Make Key Genome Public On The Internetive.
IV.17. Courts Force Brazil Govt To Retreat On Monsanto Gmo Soy
IV.18. EU Says No Evidence That U.S. Gm Soybeans Unsafe
IV. 19. Hercules Up In The Air

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