The SCP wishes to be informed of the results of any such field monitoring studies and as relevant information continues to become available will further advise the Commission and draw its attention to any significant concerns that may arise. Summary The Scientific Committee concludes that the information submitted by Austria does not constitute new significant information that was not already considered in its original risk assessment and opinion on MON810 and that the previous risk assessment stands unchanged. The SCP also concludes that this information does not invalidate its original risk assessments for the other Bt products. A report on the dispersal of maize pollen. National Pollen Research Unit for the Soil Association.
Transgenic pollen harms monarch larvae.
Ubiquity of Bacillus thuringiensis on phylloplanes of arboreous and herbaceous plants in Japan. Laboratory assessment of the effects of Bacillus thuringiensis on native lepidoptera. 16 February 1998. Opinion of the SCP on Bt-resistance monitoring. 4 March 1999.