Transgenic Bt plants decompose less in soil than non-Bt plants

By S. Flores, D. Saxena, G. Stotzky. 2005

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Subfields: Molecular Biology, Plant Science

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1. Angelika Hilbeck
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2. C. Zwahlen
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Citations in the corpus

• Transgenic Bt cotton has no apparent effect on enzymatic activities or functional diversity of microbial communities in rhizosphere soil (2006, unknown): “Biomass of Bt-transgenic crops can release Bt toxin into soil (Saxena and Stotzky 2001a, c; Stotzky 2004; Flores et al. 2005), thus it may influence soil biological properties.”
• Field decomposition of transgenic Bt maize residue and the impact on non-target soil invertebrates (2007, methodology): “These experiments (Saxena and Stotzky 2001c; Flores et al. 2005) included the same two Bt hybrids as used in this experiment.”