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CB02021: Strategies for risk assessment, minimising the environmental impact of fungal disease-suppressing GM bacteria and plants on non-target species (was RG0126)
Description - Project Documents - Time Scale & Cost
From 2002 To 2005, Cost £355,400
Contractors / Funded Organisations:   Centre for Ecology and Hydrology, Natural Environment Research Council
Field of Study:   Biotechnology and GMOs
Theme:   Biotechnology (CB02)
Keywords:  
Disease Control, Farming, GM Non-Food, GM Risk Assessment, Horticulture, Peas, Vegetables, Biotechnology
 
 
CH0111: PCGIN: Pulse Crop Genetic Improvement Network 2018-2023
Description - Objective - Time Scale & Cost
From 2018 To 2023, Cost £1,287,712
Contractors / Funded Organisations:  
Keywords:  
 
 
GC0132SFV: Maintenance of Pea Gene Bank
Description - Objective - Time Scale & Cost
From 2002 To 2007, Cost £99,561
Contractors / Funded Organisations:   John Innes Centre (BBSRC)
Field of Study:   Plant Genetics
Theme:   Plant Genetic Resources.
Keywords:  
Breeding, Farming, Horticulture, Natural Resource Use, Peas, Sustainable Farming and Food, Vegetables
 
 
GC0142: Maintenance of the Pea Gene Bank
Description - Objective - Time Scale & Cost
From 2007 To 2012, Cost £208,066
Contractors / Funded Organisations:   John Innes Centre (BBSRC)
Field of Study:   Plant Genetics
Theme:   Plant Genetic Resources.
Keywords:  
Peas, Plant Genetic Resources, Science Policy, Sustainable Farming and Food
 
 
HH3216SFV: Novel Proteomic and biosensor based strategies for detection of downy mildew infection
Description - Objective - Project Documents - Time Scale & Cost
From 2003 To 2006, Cost £364,283
Contractors / Funded Organisations:   University - The West of England, Central Science Laboratory
Field of Study:   Horticulture
Theme:   Sustainable Disease Control
Keywords:  
Breeding, Disease Control, Farming, Horticulture, Peas, Sustainable Farming and Food, Sustainable Production, Vegetables, Biotechnology
 
 
IS0210: Yields of UK crops and livestock: physiological and technological constraints, and expectations of progress to 2050.(CTE0207)
Description - Objective - Project Documents - Time Scale & Cost
From 2003 To 2005, Cost £224,021
Contractors / Funded Organisations:  
Theme:   Agricultural and Farming Systems
Keywords:  
 
 
PS2349: Dehusking of seed by small mammals - default values for use in risk assessment.
Description - Objective - Project Documents - Time Scale & Cost
From 2008 To 2009, Cost £55,920
Contractors / Funded Organisations:   Central Science Laboratory
Field of Study:   Pesticide Safety
Theme:   Non-target Risk Assessment
Keywords:  
Cereals, Ecotoxicology, Environmental Effects, Environmental Impact, Environmental Protection, Habitat conservation, Maize, Peas, Pest and Weed Control, Pesticide use, Pesticides, Plants and Animals, Risk assessment and management, Wheat, Wildlife, Behaviour change, Biological Effects
 
 
RG0126: Practical strategies for environmental risk assessment & minimising the potential impact of GMOs on non-target species (CB02021 from 2003/04)
Description - Objective - Project Documents - Time Scale & Cost
From 2002 To 2005, Cost £85,151
Contractors / Funded Organisations:   Natural Environment Research Council
Field of Study:   Biotechnology and GMOs
Theme:   Risk assessment of genetically modified micro-organisms in agricultural environment
Keywords:  
Disease Control, Farming, GM Risk Assessment, Horticulture, Peas, Vegetables, Biotechnology
 
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