ThryvOn Cotton
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- February 16, 2024
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Overview
ThryvOn is a cotton biotechnology trait that expresses the Mpp51Aa2 protein and provides excellent control of thrips, eliminating the need for additional insecticide inputs. Unlike other Bt proteins used in cotton, this particular Bt protein does not affect caterpillar pests like bollworms. However, it has activity on thrips and plant bugs. (3 pages)
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