gene Flow: Implications for Crop Diversity and Wild Relatives

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ContentsChapter 1. Introduction 1Chapter 2.Overview of Vertical Gene Transfer(Gene Flow) 32.1 What is gene flow? 32.2 Under what conditions does geneflow occur? 42.3 In what species or kinds of cropscould transgene flow occur? 7Chapter 3.(Trans)gene Flow and Its PotentialEvolutionary Consequences 83.1 Types of transgene flows andtheir implications 113.1.1 Gene flow from crops to wild andweedy relatives 123.1.2 Crop-to-landrace gene flow 133.1.3 Crop-to-crop gene flow 16Chapter 4. Tracking Transgenes 18Chapter 5.Research Needs, Gaps in Knowledge andUncertainties in Gene Flow Assessments 20
Chapter 6.Practical Considerations for Policy andRisk Assessment on Gene Flow 236.1 Strategies for mitigating transgeneflow 236.2 Context-specific considerations 24Chapter 7. Conclusions 25References 27
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