1.   What concerns them is the risk that engineered plants might acquire weedy traits and escape from cultivation.

2.   Because of increasing concerns about genetically engineered plants and their pollen, which contains foreign genes, researchers say the new studies are particularly interesting.

3.   A similar logic apparently prevails in the submicroscopic world of genetically engineered plants.

4.   But a genetically engineered plant that was recently developed can live extremely well in salty soil and still produce tasty tomatoes, a team of researchers says.

5.   But Justice Anthony Kennedy questioned whether genetically engineered plants should be put in the same category as other inventions, such as new computer chips or chemical formulas.

6.   Calgene develops genetically engineered plants and plant products for the food, seed and oleochemical industries.

7.   Calgene, based in Davis, California, develops genetically engineered plants.

8.   Davis, California-based Calgene develops genetically engineered plants using recombinant-DNA technology.

9.   Davis, California-based Calgene develops genetically engineered plants.

10.   Ferl said the genetically engineered plant should help scientists do the same thing with plants in space.