The New York Times Agency May 2010
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(NYT24) HANGZHOU, China -- Feb. 18, 2003 -- ASIA-BIOTECH-FOOD -- Aligning itself with the United States and against Europe, much of Asia is quietly adopting the use of biotech crops, a development that experts say could pave the way for biotechnology to dominate the world's food production. Huang Danian, of the China Rice Research Institute, at his experimental farm outside Hangzhou, China last October. The rice plants in the photo are genetically modified to withstand herbicide. (Joseph Kahn/The New York Times)
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