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Diversity of arthropods communities in transgenic cotton varieties in Santa Fe province, Argentina
Genetically modified (GM) crops have been widely expanded within the agricultural systems in Argentina, being BT/ RR cotton well adopted since its commercial approval in 2009. However no has been study and compared the arthropods diversity in cotton crops Bt and non Bt with one and two stackes trait
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