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Genetic engineering / Energy crops / Fodder / Brassica / Soy products / Soybean / Genetically modified food / Soy protein / Genetically modified organism / Food and drink / Rosids / Biology
Date: 2010-10-20 06:50:10
Genetic engineering
Energy crops
Fodder
Brassica
Soy products
Soybean
Genetically modified food
Soy protein
Genetically modified organism
Food and drink
Rosids
Biology

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