About the author
Wu Xiao is an author about whom limited public information is available; all that is currently known is that four of the author's works are included in this library, all of them popular-science writing centered on genetically modified technology. Representative works include Don't Be Fooled Again! GMO Rumors vs. the Truth, The Story of Rapeseed: Why We Need "GMOs," along with The Story of Soybean: Why We Need "GMOs" and The Story of Corn (Why We Need "GMOs"). These titles show that Wu Xiao's writing focuses on the intersection of science popularization and public concerns, using specific crops as a thread to address widespread misunderstandings and rumors about GMOs. The works are commonly classified under science popularization, social culture, and agriculture, forestry, and animal husbandry, indicating that the author balances scientific knowledge, social issues, and agricultural practice while explaining technical questions to general readers. Because biographical information is lacking, a full assessment of the author's writing style and influence still awaits further material.
Written (4)
Rating 3.5★ Don't Be Fooled Again! GMO Rumors VS the Truth 吴潇 / 牛敏杰 Shanghai Scientific & Technical Publishers · 2026 Presented in comic form, this book explains the principles and applications of genetically modified (GM) technology, how GM products are evaluated, an… Rating 3.2★ The Story of Rapeseed: Why We Need 'Genetic Modification' 陈一帆 / 吴潇 Shanghai Scientific & Technical Publishers · 2023 Mention rapeseed, and what likely comes to mind is a sea of golden blossoms with bees and butterflies flitting among them, or perhaps the golden, tran… Rating 3.2★ The Story of Soybean: Why We Need 'Genetic Modification' 蒋玮 / 吴潇 Shanghai Scientific & Technical Publishers · 2023 If asked which ingredient best represents Chinese cuisine, the answer is surely the soybean. Our ancestors domesticated it into the world's most impor… Rating 3.2★ The Story of Corn (Why We Need 'Genetic Modification') 何川 / 吴潇 / 梁晋刚 Shanghai Scientific & Technical Publishers · 2023 After Columbus reached the New World, maize was brought back to Europe from the Americas as a wondrous plant; roughly five hundred years ago, it enter…Publishers
Shanghai Scientific & Technical Publishers