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Deliberate releases for field trials

Netherlands

 

Deliberate releases of GMOs into the environment for field trials (1992-2008)

 

Releases of transgenic plants

157

  
 

Releases of other GMOs

22

  
 

Total

179

  

 

Plants

The plants that have undergone the most field tests:

 

potato

63

  
 

beet

27

  
 

maize

17

  
 

rapeseed

15

  
 

chicory

10

  

 

Novel traits

GMO field trials in the Netherlands were set up to examine:

 

See also on GMO-Compass:

 
Field Trials: Statistics
Notes:
The EU statistics are based on the number of applications submitted.
It is possible that the statistics include rejected applications or applications that were later withdrawn.
One application can include field trials at more than one site and/or that run over the course of several years. The number of sites at which GM plants are grown is generally considerably higher than the number of applications.
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