Bioengineered Crops -Benefits and Risk Assessment

Aug 12, 2012

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Crop Evolution and Human Civilization. Humans Have Always Guided the Evolution of Crops!A small sample of wild plants were chosen and domesticated10,000 years of Selection.All crops we grow today were once wild plants. But no crop would survive in the wild any more.Crops, strains and genes have

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Bioengineered Crops -Benefits and Risk Assessment

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