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Tabelle 4.1 Zusammenstellung der wichtigsten Studien zur Quantifizierung des Genflusses zwi-
schen Maisfeldern. Die fett hervorgehobenen Studien wurden zur Erstellung des Dispersal-Kernels
verwendet. Zur weiteren Beschreibung siehe auch Reuter et al. ( 2008 )

Bezeichnung /
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of different grain colour maize. Dissertation Eidgenössische
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2 Burris 2001 Burris JS ( 2001 ) Adventitious pollen intrusion into hybrid maize seed

production fields. Representing the Association of Official Seed
Certifying Agencies. Funded by USDA/FAS/ICD/RSED/ASTA

3 Byrne und

Fromherz
2003

Byrne PF, Fromherz S ( 2003 ) Can GM and non-GM crops exist?
Setting a precedent in Boulder County, Colorado, USA. Food,
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4 as 1987 Das KGS ( 1987 ) Vicinity distance studies of hybrid seed production in

maize (Zea mays L.) at Bangalore. Mysore J Agric Sci 20:340

5 Della Porta

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Della Porta G, Ederle D, Bucchini L, Prandi M, Pozzi C, Verderio
A ( 2006 ) Gene flow between neighboring maize fields in the Po
Valley: a fact-finding investigation regarding coexistence
between conventional and non-conventional maize farming in
the region of Lombardy, Italy. Report, Centro Documentazione
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6 er 2006 Eder J ( 2006 ) Bericht zum Erprobungsanbau mit gentechnisch

verändertem Mais in Bayern 2005, Schriftenr. der Bayrischen
Landesanstalt für Landwirtschaft, Freising-Weihstephan

7 a ie 2004 Fabie A ( 2004 ) Research on coexistence in the field. French

experiments for maize. COPA COGECA Colloquy on the
co-existence and thresholds of adventitious presence on GMOs
in conventional seeds

8 Henry et al.

2003

Henry C, Morgan D, Weekes R, Daniels R, Boffey C ( 2003 ) Farm
scale evaluations of GM crops: monitoring gene flow from GM
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Part I: Forage Maize. Final report, 2000/2003

9 Jemison und

Vayda 2001

Jemison JM Jr, Vayda ME ( 2001 ) Cross pollination from
genetically engineered corn: wind transport and seed source.
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10 Jones und

Brooks 1950

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11 Luna et al. 2001 Luna S, Figueroa J, Baltazar MB, Gomez MR, Townsend LR Schoper

JB ( 2001 ) Maize pollen longevity and distance isolation
requirements for effective pollen control. Crop Sci Soc Am
41:1551-1557

12 Ma et al. 2004 Ma BL, Subedi KD, Reid LM ( 2004 ) Crop ecology, management

& quality. Extent of cross-fertilization in maize by pollen from
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13 Mele 2004 Melé E ( 2004 ) Spanish study shows that coexistence is possible.

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