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Article: MYCOGEN RECEIVES EPA APPROVAL TO MARKET SEEDS FOR GENETICALLY ENGINEERED CORN HYBRIDS
- Article from:
- Industrial Environment
- Article date:
- November 1, 1995
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Mycogen Corporation (Nasdaq: MYCO), of San Diego, CA, has
received Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) approval to
market seeds for corn hybrids that are genetically engineered
to resist insect damage, clearing the way for commercial
introduction in 1996.
The new hybrids produce a protein that protects them from
European corn borers, a pest that costs U.S. farmers as much