List of works - Mathias Otto

A New Method for in Situ Measurement of Bt-Maize Pollen Deposition on Host-Plant Leaves

scientific article published on 21 February 2011

A new ecotoxicological test method for genetically modified plants and other stressors in soil with the black fungus gnat (Diptera): current status of test development and dietary effects of azadirachtin on larval development and emergence rate

scientific article published on 27 September 2018

Accumulation and variability of maize pollen deposition on leaves of European Lepidoptera host plants and relation to release rates and deposition determined by standardised technical sampling

scientific article published on 26 April 2016

Corrigendum to “Increased mortality is predicted of Inachis io larvae caused by Bt-maize pollen in European farmland” [Ecol. Model. 250 (2013) 126–133]

article

Effect of Bt toxin Cry1Ab on two freshwater caddisfly shredders - an attempt to establish dose-effect relationships through food-spiking

scientific article published on 24 March 2020

Erratum to: Reply to the EFSA (2016) on the relevance of recent publications (Hofmann et al. 2014, 2016) on environmental risk assessment and management of Bt-maize events (MON810, Bt11 and 1507).

scientific article published on 26 April 2017

Feeding Behaviour on Host Plants May Influence Potential Exposure to Bt Maize Pollen of Aglais Urticae Larvae (Lepidoptera, Nymphalidae)

scientific article

Increased mortality is predicted of Inachis io larvae caused by Bt-maize pollen in European farmland

scientific article published in 2013

Laboratory tests with Lepidoptera to assess non-target effects of Bt maize pollen: analysis of current studies and recommendations for a standardised design

scientific article published in 2019

Maize pollen deposition in relation to distance from the nearest pollen source under common cultivation - results of 10 years of monitoring (2001 to 2010)

scientific article published in 2014

Pressure from insect‐resistant maize on protected butterflies and moths

scientific article published in 2024

Prioritizing stream types according to their potential risk to receive crop plant material--A GIS-based procedure to assist in the risk assessment of genetically modified crops and systemic insecticide residues

scientific article published on 11 January 2016

Procedure to select test organisms for environmental risk assessment of genetically modified crops in aquatic systems

scientific article

Ranking matrices as operational tools for the environmental risk assessment of genetically modified crops on non-target organisms

scientific article published in 2014

Reply to the EFSA (2016) on the relevance of recent publications (Hofmann et al. 2014, 2016) on environmental risk assessment and management of Bt-maize events (MON810, Bt11 and 1507).

scientific article published on 7 March 2017

Scrutinizing the current practice of the environmental risk assessment of GM maize applications for cultivation in the EU

article published in 2011

Specificity and Combinatorial Effects of Bacillus Thuringiensis Cry Toxins in the Context of GMO Environmental Risk Assessment

scientific article published in 2015

Synthetic gene drive: between continuity and novelty: Crucial differences between gene drive and genetically modified organisms require an adapted risk assessment for their use.

scientific article

List of works by Mathias Otto

A New Method for in Situ Measurement of Bt-Maize Pollen Deposition on Host-Plant Leaves

A new ecotoxicological test method for genetically modified plants and other stressors in soil with the black fungus gnat (Diptera): current status of test development and dietary effects of azadirachtin on larval development and emergence rate

Accumulation and variability of maize pollen deposition on leaves of European Lepidoptera host plants and relation to release rates and deposition determined by standardised technical sampling

Corrigendum to “Increased mortality is predicted of Inachis io larvae caused by Bt-maize pollen in European farmland” [Ecol. Model. 250 (2013) 126–133]

Effect of Bt toxin Cry1Ab on two freshwater caddisfly shredders - an attempt to establish dose-effect relationships through food-spiking

Erratum to: Reply to the EFSA (2016) on the relevance of recent publications (Hofmann et al. 2014, 2016) on environmental risk assessment and management of Bt-maize events (MON810, Bt11 and 1507).

Feeding Behaviour on Host Plants May Influence Potential Exposure to Bt Maize Pollen of Aglais Urticae Larvae (Lepidoptera, Nymphalidae)

Increased mortality is predicted of Inachis io larvae caused by Bt-maize pollen in European farmland

Laboratory tests with Lepidoptera to assess non-target effects of Bt maize pollen: analysis of current studies and recommendations for a standardised design

Maize pollen deposition in relation to distance from the nearest pollen source under common cultivation - results of 10 years of monitoring (2001 to 2010)

Pressure from insect‐resistant maize on protected butterflies and moths

Prioritizing stream types according to their potential risk to receive crop plant material--A GIS-based procedure to assist in the risk assessment of genetically modified crops and systemic insecticide residues

Procedure to select test organisms for environmental risk assessment of genetically modified crops in aquatic systems

Ranking matrices as operational tools for the environmental risk assessment of genetically modified crops on non-target organisms

Reply to the EFSA (2016) on the relevance of recent publications (Hofmann et al. 2014, 2016) on environmental risk assessment and management of Bt-maize events (MON810, Bt11 and 1507).

Scrutinizing the current practice of the environmental risk assessment of GM maize applications for cultivation in the EU

Specificity and Combinatorial Effects of Bacillus Thuringiensis Cry Toxins in the Context of GMO Environmental Risk Assessment

Synthetic gene drive: between continuity and novelty: Crucial differences between gene drive and genetically modified organisms require an adapted risk assessment for their use.