Effects of Herbicide-Tolerant Crop Cultivation : Investigating the Durability of a Weed Management Tool /
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| Formato: | eBook |
| Lenguaje: | English |
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Dordrecht :
Springer Netherlands : Imprint: Springer,
2016.
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| Edición: | 1st ed. 2016. |
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Tabla de Contenidos:
- Foreword
- 1. Mechanisms of herbicide resistance and HTV breeding techniques
- 1.1. From herbicide modes of action to genetic determinants of the HT trait
- 1.2. Introducing the HT trait into the genome of a cultivated species
- 1.3. Perspectives on the evolution of HTV breeding techniques
- 1.4. Existing HTVs
- Conclusions
- 2. HTV diffusion and use
- 2.1. HTV adoption worldwide
- 2.2. Possible drivers of HTV adoption
- 2.3. The North American example: the expansion of transgenic HTVs and its consequences
- 2.4. Specificities of the social and regulatory context of HTV adoption in Europe
- Conclusions
- 3. Diffusion of the HT trait and the appearance of herbicide resistance
- 3.1. Mechanisms and consequences of HT trait diffusion
- 3.2. The spontaneous appearance of resistant weeds
- Conclusions
- 4. The development of HTV cropping systems
- 4.1. Effects on weed flora of HTV adoption and associated practices
- 4.2. Conditions specific to the introduction of HTVs in France
- Conclusions
- 5. Effects on the environment
- 5.1. Environmental contamination: wetlands and soil
- 5.2. Herbicide residues in and on crop plants
- 5.3. Impacts of HTVs on wild biodiversity
- Conclusions
- General conclusions
- Annex 1. Mission statement for the HTV ESCo
- Annex 2. HRAC classification of herbicides according to site of action.