Contamination of soy for food and feed by intended use of herbicides: The case of Roundup Ready GM soy Thomas Bøhn PhD Research Professor GenØk Centre.

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Contamination of soy for food and feed by intended use of herbicides: The case of Roundup Ready GM soy Thomas Bøhn PhD Research Professor GenØk Centre for Biosafety, Tromsø, Norway

Genetically modified organisms (GMOs) Contained use (medical)Open use (agriculture) Resistance Evolution GM plants Maize Soybean Cotton Canola (Major food/feed products globally) Insect resistance (Bt-toxins) Herbicide resistance (Roundup) GM traits ~ 85 %

Roundup and glyphosate –“The environmentally friendly herbicide” –“Practically non-toxic” Work done with the Daphnia model, part I Glyphosate in feed (mg/kg) Daphnia magna

Acute Toxicity of glyphosate on Daphnia magna Early Monsanto studies for EPA (McAllister and Forbis 1978) LC hour mg/litre

Acute toxicity revised From Cuhra et al Ecotoxicology Glyphosate ~200X more toxic

From Cuhra et al Ecotoxicology Chronic toxicity Significant effects below environmental concentrations accepted in the US (0.7 mg/l) Survival – 1.35 mg/l Fecundity 0.45 mg/l Juv body size 0.05 mg/l

“Roundup Ready”, Herbicide Tolerant GM soy Work done with the Daphnia model, part II Glyphosate in feed (mg/kg)

The global number 1 GM trait and plant RR GM soy is dominating world soy production (81 %) Sprayed with Roundup/glyphosate herbicides in the growing season

Soy material for testing Iowa farmers (n=31) GM(n=10) Conv.(n=10) Organic (n=11)

Glyphosate and AMPA in soybeans “Extreme levels and far higher than those typically found” (Monsanto 2011) From Bøhn et al Food Chemistry

Negative effects in food? In Daphnia magna model –0.05 – 1.35 mg/L of glyphosate give negative effects In food and feed –9.0 mg/kg of glyphosate residues in GM soybeans on the market

Elemental composition in soy

Substantially different! Discriminant analysis for GM, conventional and organic soy samples based on 35 variables (Glyphosate/AMPA residues are not included) From Bøhn et al Food Chemistry

Organic soy superior as feed From Bøhn et al (In press)

Feeding test with GM soybeans

More glyphosate in soybeans – reduced fecundity Fecundity Glyphosate in feed (mg/kg) R 2 = 3.4 % P = (Cuhra et al. 2015)

More glyphosate in soybeans – delayed reproduction R 2 = 5.3% P = (Cuhra et al. 2015)

High glyphosate in soybeans – reduced life span Expected longevity (days) LowMediumHigh Gly + Ampa (mg/kg) ** P<0.01 (Cuhra et al. 2015)

Conclusions Glyphosate/Roundup is much more toxic than previously believed Herbicide tolerant GM soy accumulates glyphosate Feeding studies in ecotox model organism D. magna support the hypotheses that: 1.GM soy has inferior quality compared to conventional and particularly organic soybeans 2.Glyphosate residues negatively affect food/feed quality in GM soybeans

Further research in D. magna Toxicity –Roundup –Dicamba –2,4-D –Combinatorial tox Feeding studies to test GM plant quality –Soy –Maize –Multistack plants Data on genotype –Transcriptomics –miRNA –Pathway analysis –Link to Birmingham (DGC) Data on phenotype –Survival –Growth –Fecundity –Population effects

Daphnia magna“Daphnia borealis”

Discussing GMOs!

Thank you for your attention!