'Brassica napus' presentation slideshows

Fig. 1 Oats ( Avena sativa )

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Using Brassicaceae seed meals and seed meal extracts as bioherbicides

Using Brassicaceae seed meals and seed meal extracts as bioherbicides. Lydia Clayton, Donn Thill, and Matt Morra University of Idaho. Outline. Background Introduction to Brassicaceae seed meals Justification Greenhouse seed meal extract study. Research at UI.

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Phylogenetic Analysis of 24 Brassica Species using SSR Markers

Phylogenetic Analysis of 24 Brassica Species using SSR Markers. By: Chavon T. Graves Alabama A & M REU Program 7/25/08 Fisk University. What is Canola?. A type of edible oil derived from plants initially bred in Canada by Keith Downey and Baldur Stefansson in the 1970s

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Energy Crop Production and Field Monitoring 29 Aug. 2007 National Agricultural Research Center Ken TANIWAKI, Haoming Hu

Energy Crop Production and Field Monitoring 29 Aug. 2007 National Agricultural Research Center Ken TANIWAKI, Haoming Hu. Energy Crop Production and Field Monitoring Energy resource and Biomass Energy Oil crop as biomass energy Oil crop production Field monitoring.

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MAXWELL HANDISENI Plant, Soil and Entomological Sciences Idaho OilSeed Conference 2009

Examination of Brassicaceae seed meal as a soil amendment to control Pythium ultimum in tomato ( Lycopersicum esculentum ) and pepper ( Capsicum annuum ) production systems . MAXWELL HANDISENI Plant, Soil and Entomological Sciences Idaho OilSeed Conference 2009. Outline. Introduction

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Canola production in nyeri , kenya

Canola production in nyeri , kenya. Paige Cross. Canola -- Brassica napus. Edible rapeseed developed in Canada in 1970s Two main varieties: Argentine ( napus ) and Polish ( rapa ) Low saturated fat 40% oil High meal protein Cooking oils, pressed cakes for animal feed, & biodiesel.

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