Genetically modified crops in developing countries: Savior or traitor?
Authors:
- Hossein AzadiHAHossein Azadi
- Fatemeh TaheriFTFatemeh Taheri
- Samane GhazaliSGSamane Ghazali
- Saghi Movahhed MoghaddamSMSaghi Movahhed Moghaddam
- Narges SiamianNSNarges Siamian
- Imaneh GoliIGImaneh Goli
- Shahla ChoobchianShahla Choobchian
- Maryam PourMPMaryam Pour
- Ahsen Işık ÖzgüvenAÖAhsen Işık Özgüven
- Kristina JanečkováKJKristina Janečková
- Petr SkleničkaPSPetr Sklenička
- Frank WitloxFrank Witlox
- 7 August 2022
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in Journal of Cleaner Production
- Vol. 371
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