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Bt cotton sustainability needs integration of complementary technologies for the cotton farmers in India.
Abstract
Biased conclusions of long-term impact of Bt cotton published in Nature Plants March 2020 threatens to derail technological development. We therefore advocate integrating available technologies for sustainability of Bt adoption in India and prospecting for all including biotechnological developments.
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