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The Indian minister for the environment today imposed a six-month moratorium on the launch of a genetically modified variety of aubergine, known locally as brinjal, saying that further scientific research was needed before permission could be given for its commercial cultivation.

In this genetically modified variety of mouse, neurons in the hippocampus will produce a light-sensitive protein when they become active.

NEW DELHI Six institutions representing India's top scientists (three academies of science and the academies of agriculture, engineering, and medicine) have given their joint and unanimous backing for a controversial plan to grow a genetically modified variety of eggplant called Bt brinjal.

As scientists develop a modified variety of switchgrass that can withstand periods of drought while not substantially affecting overall yield, it is important to identify the potential geographical niche for this xerophytic crop to maximize its environmental and economic sustainability.

Climatic conditions (humidity of beans) and non-genetically modified varieties of soy are similar to those in the project.

Some observers have suggested that the introduction of genetically modified varieties of crops since liberalization has considerably worsened the situation: the cultivation of such crops is "ecologically vulnerable since it is based on monoculture of introduced varieties and on non-sustainable practices of chemically intensive farming" [ 42].

Mr. Feinstein is also an old-fashioned entertainer, and Thursday's performance had the format of a modified variety show with two guest acts.

There have been no commercial releases of genetically modified varieties (GMVs) of maize in Mexico, and there was a moratorium on all open-field plantings after 1998.

But many more modified varieties -- many of them for industrial and pharmaceutical crops -- are being tested.

Cauliflower (Brassica oleracea, variety botrytis), highly modified form of cabbage in the mustard family (Brassicaceae), grown for its edible masses of partially developed flower structures and fleshy stalks.

Previous research suggested that self-efficacy and locus of control underpinned illness coping strategies and modified a variety of clinical outcomes including headache-related disability, stress, health seeking behavior, chronification of tension-type headaches and pain perception [21 30].