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Pest resistant GM crops (primarily cotton and maize), have been genetically modified so they are toxic to certain insects. This book examines the use of pest resistant plants in managed ecosystems. to review existing evidence that the introduction of pest resistance into a crop species has affected the establishment, persistence, and spread of the crop or of species related to the crop; and to identify gaps in the information concerning the ecological effects of pest resistance genes, and recommend strategies to address those.

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Rabia Iftikhar has an M.Phil Degree from Lahore University of Management Sciences (LUMS) in 2016. Currently she is working as an IGCSE Biology Teacher at Lahore Grammar School, Lahore, Pakistan. Previously, she worked as a teacher at Bangladesh International School Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. Haleem Sadia was born and raised in a small village of District Gujrat, Pakistan. She earned her BS (Hons.) degree in Chemistry from the University of Gujrat. She is an independent social worker and a debater and a voice of her hometown and neighborhood countryside. She is a formal motivational speaker for a campaign “The girls should go to the colleges and role of education in the personal development and community progress”.

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