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Brazil has granted a licence for a firm to plant transgenic eucalyptus trees on its territory. The trees will be modified to make it easier to extract ethanol from their wood... according to a post in Spanish on Ambientum.
Work on the modification was carried out by researchers at the University of North Carolina by Vincent Chiang, according to Ambientum.
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