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… (the study of metabolites – the substances produced by chemical reactions in the cells of organisms), … pre-screening for interesting biotechnology traits or chemical structures for crop protection – from 20,000 to … such as the emergence of synthetic biology, genome engineering, next generation sequencing and metabolic …

… modification, which is also referred to as ‘genetic engineering’, uses a variety of methods to isolate single … biotechnology, and the group- ing of seed-stock and chemical control agents in these companies is unacceptable; … is that of single-cell organisms modified to act as chemical factories for the production of food additives …

… wetlands created by dams, barrages, or other civil engineering works carried out by governments or with … point of view (that is, their structure, physical and chemical properties, as well as the animal and plant life … ecosystem were defined as “those physical, biological or chemical components such as soil, water, plants, animals and …

… and availability of domestic produce with minimal chemical residue. In a commitment to maintain the medfly area … on strategies, tactics and technologies that employ non-chemical practices to minimize pesticide use and reduce … deep ploughing, pest nets and crop sanitation), ecological engineering to increase biodiversity, use of bio-pesticides …

… the necessary financial resources for the procurement of chemical fertilizers, pesticides and herbicides.33 This … 2011). FAO. 1999. Glossary of Biotechnology and Genetic Engineering. Available at: … be optimally adapted to farming systems that do not use chemical fertilizers and pesticides – in industrialized …

… 2011). FAO. 1999. Glossary of Biotechnology and Genetic Engineering. Available at: … agriculture. The use of material to other ends, such as chemical or 20 For more detailed information regarding the … agriculture. The use of material to other ends, such as chemical or 20 For more detailed information regarding the …