Abstract The efforts to improve forest trees could be accelerated by means of genetic engineering. Thus, the performance and effects of genetically modified (GM) trees have been investigated in numerous studies, which have generally concluded that GM trees have similar effects on environment and/or other organisms as do conventionally bred trees. In the present study, GM silver birch (Betula pendula Roth) and hybrid aspen (Populus tremula L. × tremuloides Michx.) lines were utilized to study the influence of transgenes to the transcription of related endogenous genes and to the production of soluble phenolic compounds in relation to ectomycorrhizal symbiosis or herbivory. The GM silver birch lines had altered lignin composition, whereas th...
One main aim with genetic modification (GM) of trees is to produce plants that are resistant to vari...
Developing viable genetic engineering methods for cell wall modification in trees is important to im...
Abstract In plants, there are at least three types of haemoglobins (Hbs): symbiotic, non-symbiotic a...
To date, few studies have focused on the effects of genetically modified trees (GM trees) on the env...
Genetic modifications of trees may provide many benefits, e.g. increase production, and mitigate cli...
Genetic modifications of trees may provide many benefits, e. g. increase production, and mitigate cl...
One main aim with genetic modification (GM) of trees is to produce plants that are resistant to vari...
Uncertainties of realized benefits and the potential for environmental effects of genetically modifi...
Few experiments have yet been performed to explore the potential ecological impacts of genetic modif...
The aim of this study is to assess the clonal variation in Scots pine (Pinus sylvestris L.) clones a...
Genetically modified hybrid aspens (Populus tremula L. x P. tremuloides Michx.), selected for increa...
Genetically modified plants can have unintended effects on herbivores, even when the transgene is no...
One main aim with genetic modification (GM) of trees is to produce plants that are resistant to vari...
Developing viable genetic engineering methods for cell wall modification in trees is important to im...
Abstract In plants, there are at least three types of haemoglobins (Hbs): symbiotic, non-symbiotic a...
To date, few studies have focused on the effects of genetically modified trees (GM trees) on the env...
Genetic modifications of trees may provide many benefits, e.g. increase production, and mitigate cli...
Genetic modifications of trees may provide many benefits, e. g. increase production, and mitigate cl...
One main aim with genetic modification (GM) of trees is to produce plants that are resistant to vari...
Uncertainties of realized benefits and the potential for environmental effects of genetically modifi...
Few experiments have yet been performed to explore the potential ecological impacts of genetic modif...
The aim of this study is to assess the clonal variation in Scots pine (Pinus sylvestris L.) clones a...
Genetically modified hybrid aspens (Populus tremula L. x P. tremuloides Michx.), selected for increa...
Genetically modified plants can have unintended effects on herbivores, even when the transgene is no...
One main aim with genetic modification (GM) of trees is to produce plants that are resistant to vari...
Developing viable genetic engineering methods for cell wall modification in trees is important to im...
Abstract In plants, there are at least three types of haemoglobins (Hbs): symbiotic, non-symbiotic a...