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The History of Genetically Modified (GM) Crops

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Description: This template presents a timeline tracing genetically modified crops from crop domestication 10,000 years ago and cross-breeding in the late 1800s through gene copying research in the 1940s-1980s to commercial GM releases, including squash and soybeans in 1995, papaya in 1997, canola in 1999, alfalfa and sugar beets in 2006, potatoes in 2016, and apples in 2017. Each milestone is paired with an icon such as a microscope, corn, cotton, papaya, or apple.

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This template presents a timeline tracing genetically modified crops from crop domestication 10,000 years ago and cross-breeding in the late 1800s through gene copying research in the 1940s-1980s to commercial GM releases, including squash and soybeans in 1995, papaya in 1997, canola in 1999, alfalfa and sugar beets in 2006, potatoes in 2016, and apples in 2017. Each milestone is paired with an icon such as a microscope, corn, cotton, papaya, or apple.

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