Landscape genetics has emerged as a new research area that integrates population
genetics, landscape ecology and spatial statistics. Researchers in this field can combine the …

Background Since large-scale commercial planting of genetically modified (GM) crops
began in 1996, a concern has been that non-GM crops may become contaminated by GM …

Summary 1 Glyphosate‐resistant Conyza canadensis populations now infest more than 44
000 ha of arable land in eastern USA, only 5 years after the first resistant population was …

Concerns about genetically modified (GM) crops include transgene flow to compatible wild
species and unintended ecological consequences of potential transgene introgression …

Gene flow among herbicide-resistant (HR) canola varieties can lead to the development of
multiple HR canola plants, creating volunteer canola management challenges for producers …

Objectives Current models of transgene dispersal focus on gene flow via pollen while
neglecting seed, a vital vehicle for gene flow in centers of crop origin and diversity. We …

Saving More Than Seeds advances understandings of seed-people relations, with particular
focus on seed saving. The practice of reusing and exchanging seeds provides foundation for …

Summary 1 Gene flow from transgenic crops to feral populations and naturalized compatible
relatives has been raised as one of the main issues for the deregulation of transgenic …

The rapid progress of transgenic biotechnology has significantly promoted the development
and production of genetically modified (GM) crops. The extensive global cultivation of GM …

Background, aim and scope Genetically modified herbicide-tolerant (GMHT) oilseed rape
(OSR; Brassica napus L.) was approved for commercial cultivation in Canada in 1995 and …