Introduction First of all, we should talk about what is the GE crops. In wikipedia, GE crops is genetically modified crops (GMCs, GM crops, or biotech crops) are plants used in agriculture, the DNA of which has been modified using genetic engineering techniques. In most cases, the aim is to introduce a new trait to the plant which does not occur naturally in the species.(2016) Another word biodiversity could divided into two parts, Greek and Latin. Bio is biological, from Greek, means ‘of biology’. Other word diversity is from Latin, means ‘ diverse, different, and unlike’. The total word biodiversity at least include three parts which are biology, ecology, biogeography. As we know, GM crops may change the biodiversity, but why biodiversity
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GE crops can self-replicate and pass on their new characteristics to neighboring crops. That’s means if the GE crops farm is near to the nature farm, the GE crops will penetrating the nature crops and let the nature crops become the GE crops, too. However, some types of wild plants could help a lot in the farm. For example, if some wild plants are left in the farm and grow up, those animals in the farm, such as bugs, could consume the left wild plants. Those animals in the farm are helpful to deter other pests. In a farm, if they are planned a good growing environment to used, those wild plants could exist with the crops and grow well. In view of the GM crops may have a ‘built-in’ pest control, because of the changed gene, they may will have some negative affect animal’s health when animals consume the GE …show more content…
In that context, the potential impacts of GM crops are most appropriately considered in relation to prevailing modern agricultural practices.’ In his research, GM crops has the similar categories of potential impacts with the non-GM crops, and in the context which in relation to prevailing modern agricultural practices, the most appropriately considered potential impacts is the GM crops. Furthermore, the USA National Reserach Council released a comprehensive assessment of the effect of GM crops adoption on farm sustainability in the USA, that noted,“(g)enerally, (GM) crops have had fewer adverse effects on the environment than non-(GM) crops produced conventionally”.(2010) So many of research give the strongest improve that GM crops will not harm the biodiversity and GM crops may good for the
GE crops can self-replicate and pass on their new characteristics to neighboring crops. That’s means if the GE crops farm is near to the nature farm, the GE crops will penetrating the nature crops and let the nature crops become the GE crops, too. However, some types of wild plants could help a lot in the farm. For example, if some wild plants are left in the farm and grow up, those animals in the farm, such as bugs, could consume the left wild plants. Those animals in the farm are helpful to deter other pests. In a farm, if they are planned a good growing environment to used, those wild plants could exist with the crops and grow well. In view of the GM crops may have a ‘built-in’ pest control, because of the changed gene, they may will have some negative affect animal’s health when animals consume the GE …show more content…
In that context, the potential impacts of GM crops are most appropriately considered in relation to prevailing modern agricultural practices.’ In his research, GM crops has the similar categories of potential impacts with the non-GM crops, and in the context which in relation to prevailing modern agricultural practices, the most appropriately considered potential impacts is the GM crops. Furthermore, the USA National Reserach Council released a comprehensive assessment of the effect of GM crops adoption on farm sustainability in the USA, that noted,“(g)enerally, (GM) crops have had fewer adverse effects on the environment than non-(GM) crops produced conventionally”.(2010) So many of research give the strongest improve that GM crops will not harm the biodiversity and GM crops may good for the