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French: phénomène naturel dont est issu le canola

English translation: natural process from which canola is derived



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French term or phrase:phénomène naturel dont est issu le canola
English translation:natural process from which canola is derived
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Medical - Nutrition / canola oil
French term or phrase: phénomène naturel dont est issu le canola
Ces derniers temps, l’huile de canola a été plutôt malmenée dans le marché de l’alimentation naturelle. C’est qu’elle est victime de la controverse entourant les organismes génétiquement modifiés (OGM). Contrairement à la croyance populaire, tout le canola n’est pas transgénique! On doit distinguer entre hybridation, phénomène naturel dont est issu le canola de la transgénèse qui elle, implique l’intervention humaine afin d’intégrer à un organisme vivant un gène qui lui est étranger.
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natural phemenon (or event) that produces canola
Explanation:
Hybridation, which is a natural phenomenon which produces canola, is not the same as blabla
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NancyLynn
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4 +9natural phemenon (or event) that produces canola
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phénomène naturel dont est issu le canola natural phemenon (or event) that produces canola

Explanation:
Hybridation, which is a natural phenomenon which produces canola, is not the same as blabla

NancyLynn
Canada
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Peer comments on this answer (and responses from the answerer)
agree AbdulHameed Al Hadidi
0 min

agree Enza Longo
1 min

agree Rita Heller: "natural process" - that is the oil we use everyday :-)
6 mins

agree math uk
11 mins

agree sporran
19 mins

agree mannix: I'd opt for "process" as well (though I'm not sure all hybridization is considered "natural"...)
26 mins

agree Sylvia Smith: natural process
53 mins

agree Michele Fauble
1 hr

agree Carolingua: "a natural process from which canola oil is derived/produced/obtained"
1 hr
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