Anticipating complexity in the deployment of gene drive insects in agriculture
@article{Baltzegar2017AnticipatingCI, title={Anticipating complexity in the deployment of gene drive insects in agriculture}, author={J. Baltzegar and J. Barnes and Johanna E Elsensohn and Nicole Gutzmann and M. S. Jones and Sheron King and Jayce Sudweeks}, journal={bioRxiv}, year={2017} }
Insects cause substantial losses to agricultural crops each year and require intensive management approaches. Genetic pest management (GPM) has emerged as a viable, non-chemical alternative for managing insect pests. The development of engineered gene drives for agricultural use is promising, though unproven, and has the potential to impact farmers as well as broader socio-ecological systems in several ways. Drawing on lessons from the deployment of other pest control technologies, this paper… Expand
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