Glossary entry (derived from question below)
English term or phrase:
insect protected seed
French translation:
semences protégées contre les insectes
English term
insect protected seed
Scouting and applying insecticides appropriately (differential management of the biotechnology-derived ***insect protected crop*** and refuge may be needed)
Blended products (e.g., seed mix) where biotechnology-derived ***insect protected seed*** and refuge seed are combined within a single bag for the purposes of IRM when allowed by local law
4 +6 | semences protégées contre les insectes | GILLES MEUNIER |
3 +1 | semences résistantes aux insectes | Carole Pregnolato |
4 | دانه ضد حشره /دانه حفاظت شده در برابر حشره | asal |
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Proposed translations
semences protégées contre les insectes
protégées contre les insectes ravageurs du sol. limagrain.com. limagrain.com
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