APHIS seeking comment for producing microbial enzyme in corn
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Last Update: 2009-02-09
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Source: Internet
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Author: User
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The animal and plant quarantine service (APHIS) of the U.S Department of agriculture is now seeking public opinion on Syngenta's application for deregulation of genetically modified corn that produces alpha amylase This enzyme can degrade corn starch macromolecule and promote ethanol production If the application is approved by Aphis, no license will be required for the cultivation of this maize and its descendants A draft environmental assessment (EA) is ready to determine whether deregulation of GM maize has a serious impact on the environment.
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