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  • As part of a risk evaluation of growing genetically modified crops, we investigated the effects of a genetic modification of starch quality (increased level of amylopectin) in potato tubers (Solanum tuberosum the decomposition of tissues (tubers and leaves) as well as on the associated fungal functional and phylogenetic diversity. The weight loss of both leaves and tubers in litterbags was analysed after 1, 3 and 6 months of incubation in soils and combined with measurements of fungal extracellular enzyme activities (laccases, Mn-peroxidases and cellulases) as well as molecular analyses of the fungal community (ITS regions and cellobiohydrolase I (cbhl) genes). The study revealed that initial (after one month) decomposition of both tubers and leaves of the parental isoline was significantly faster than that of the genetically modified (GM)-variety. This coincided with differences in fungal community composition. After this initial difference, no significant differences in any of the parameters measured could be detected after 3 and 6 months of decomposition illustrating the transient nature of the initial difference between the cultivars
  • As part of a risk evaluation of growing genetically modified crops, we investigated the effects of a genetic modification of starch quality (increased level of amylopectin) in potato tubers (Solanum tuberosum the decomposition of tissues (tubers and leaves) as well as on the associated fungal functional and phylogenetic diversity. The weight loss of both leaves and tubers in litterbags was analysed after 1, 3 and 6 months of incubation in soils and combined with measurements of fungal extracellular enzyme activities (laccases, Mn-peroxidases and cellulases) as well as molecular analyses of the fungal community (ITS regions and cellobiohydrolase I (cbhl) genes). The study revealed that initial (after one month) decomposition of both tubers and leaves of the parental isoline was significantly faster than that of the genetically modified (GM)-variety. This coincided with differences in fungal community composition. After this initial difference, no significant differences in any of the parameters measured could be detected after 3 and 6 months of decomposition illustrating the transient nature of the initial difference between the cultivars (en)
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  • Effect of genetic modification of potato starch on decomposition of leaves and tubers and on fungal decomposer communities
  • Effect of genetic modification of potato starch on decomposition of leaves and tubers and on fungal decomposer communities (en)
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  • Effect of genetic modification of potato starch on decomposition of leaves and tubers and on fungal decomposer communities
  • Effect of genetic modification of potato starch on decomposition of leaves and tubers and on fungal decomposer communities (en)
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  • MAR 2013
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  • GM-plants; Litter decay; Ascomycetes (en)
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  • Soil Biology and Biochemistry
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  • Baldrian, Petr
  • de Boer, W.
  • Hannula, S. E.
  • van Veen, J. A.
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  • 000317158300011
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  • 0038-0717
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  • 10.1016/j.soilbio.2012.11.008
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