IOBC-WPRS Bulletin Vol. 52, 2010

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Working Group „GMOs in Integrated Plant Production".
Proceedings of the fourth Meeting on Ecological Impact of Genetically Modified Organisms at Rostock (Germany), 14-16 May, 2009.
Edited by: Jörg Romeis.
ISBN 978-92-9067-226-5 [xii+ 117 pp.]

Vol. 52 Articles

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Working Group „GMOs in Integrated Plant Production".
Proceedings of the fourth Meeting on Ecological Impact of Genetically Modified Organisms at Rostock (Germany), 14-16 May, 2009.
Edited by: Jörg Romeis.
ISBN 978-92-9067-226-5 [xii+ 117 pp.]

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IOBC-WPRS Bulletin Vol. 52, 2010

Vol. 52 Articles

Consideration of the case-specific monitoring of genetically modified potato and appropriate monitoring endpoints

Assessment of Bt maize effects on non-target arthropods in field studies using the evaluation approach of “good ecological state”

Ground beetles (Col., Carabidae) in Bt-maize – preliminary results from the first large scale field experiment in Poland

Interplay of arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi with transgenic and non-transgenic wheat

Occurrence and field densities of Coccinellidae in the maize herb layer: Implications for environmental risk assessment

Modelling of minimal distances from GM oilseed rape in Lithuania

Involving public sector research in regulations and international negotiations on biotechnology

A faunistic database as a tool for identification and selection of potential non-target arthropod species for regulatory risk assessment of GM maize

Current challenges in environmental risk assessment: The assessment of unintended effects of GM crops on non-target organisms

Effects of Bt maize on non-target lepidopteran pests

Environmental impact of herbicide regimes used with genetically modified herbicide-resistant maize

EFSA’s activities on the environmental risk assessment of GM plants

Absence of Cry1Ab resistance in a Spanish Ostrinia nubilalis population from an infested greenhouse

A perspective on problem formulation and exposure assessment of transgenic crops

Reduction of damage caused by Ostrinia nubilalis Hbn. in south-eastern Poland in 2007through the cultivation of transgenic maize varieties

Staphylinids (Coleoptera: Staphylinidae) in genetically modified maize ecosystems: species densities and trophic interactions

Managing weeds in herbicide-tolerant GM maize for biological control enhancement

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IOBC-WPRS Bulletin Vol. 52, 2010

Vol. 52 Articles

Consideration of the case-specific monitoring of genetically modified potato and appropriate monitoring endpoints

Assessment of Bt maize effects on non-target arthropods in field studies using the evaluation approach of “good ecological state”

Ground beetles (Col., Carabidae) in Bt-maize – preliminary results from the first large scale field experiment in Poland

Interplay of arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi with transgenic and non-transgenic wheat

Occurrence and field densities of Coccinellidae in the maize herb layer: Implications for environmental risk assessment

Modelling of minimal distances from GM oilseed rape in Lithuania

Involving public sector research in regulations and international negotiations on biotechnology

A faunistic database as a tool for identification and selection of potential non-target arthropod species for regulatory risk assessment of GM maize

Current challenges in environmental risk assessment: The assessment of unintended effects of GM crops on non-target organisms

Effects of Bt maize on non-target lepidopteran pests

Environmental impact of herbicide regimes used with genetically modified herbicide-resistant maize

EFSA’s activities on the environmental risk assessment of GM plants

Absence of Cry1Ab resistance in a Spanish Ostrinia nubilalis population from an infested greenhouse

A perspective on problem formulation and exposure assessment of transgenic crops

Reduction of damage caused by Ostrinia nubilalis Hbn. in south-eastern Poland in 2007through the cultivation of transgenic maize varieties

Staphylinids (Coleoptera: Staphylinidae) in genetically modified maize ecosystems: species densities and trophic interactions

Managing weeds in herbicide-tolerant GM maize for biological control enhancement

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