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Engineered germ test raises EPA rules question at MSU
Senate subcommittee heard from Gary Strobel a Montana State University professor about a five year presence of a transposon mutant bacterium, Pseudomonas syringae, in elm trees on campus and his belief that EPA rules did not apply. He described testing, the June inoculation, trees burned in September, and the lack of clear federal guidelines at the time.
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