...ned with certain new breeding techniques (called NBTs) such as CRISPR-Cas from Europe's very strict GMO legislation. The bill they voted on distinguishes two different categories and two types of r...
...ISPR/Cas9 modified plants fall under the same strict legislation as genetically modified organisms (GMOs). This makes it almost impossible to market them in practice in Europe. New perspect...
...er be able to achieve this. Creating hairy roots is really unique to bacterial breeding (outside of GMO legislation) and in that sense represents an acceleration in breeding towards drought toleran...
...of both research institutes. This includes a market-ready breeding program based on innovative, non-GMO breeding technologies from ILVO and seed coating with yield-enhancing soil bacteria from VIB....
Improved wood as a raw material for the bioeconomy: ILVO cooperates in VIB's GMO poplar field trial
...c. "Mutations" are constantly happening in every living thing. What happens now that CRISPR has GMO status? 1. Not that all breeding stops or becomes impossible. 'Gene editing' is one tool ...
...crop-specific.The European legislative framework concerning genetically modified organisms (GMOs) consists, among others, of Directives 2001/18/EC and 1829/2003 on the deliberate release of...