Plant Biotechnology Transfer to Developing Countries

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This work provides an examination of approaches, achievements, controversies, and anticipated benefits of plant biotechnology programmes. Developing countries are emphasized, represented by contributions from South Africa, Kenya, Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand, China, Mexico, Brazil and Peru.

Bibliographic Details
Main Author: Altman, David W. Watanabe, Kazuo N
Format: Printed Book
Published: New Delhi Academic Press 1995
Subjects:
Plant biotechnology > Technology transfer > Developing countries > Plant biotechnology > Plant biotechnology > Technology transfer.
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