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Rapeseed

Also known as Canola (Brassica napus), Rapeseed (Canola)

Rapeseed, also known as rape and oilseed rape and canola, is a yellow-flowered member of the Brassicaceae family.

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Gene edit makes canola resist a costly white mold fungus

White mold rots the stems of canola, sunflowers, beans, and lettuce in home and market gardens al...

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Engineered charcoal amendment slashes lead uptake in canola plants

If you garden near old roads, industrial sites, or aging homes where lead-laced soil is common, t...

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Drones collect insect DNA from crops to track farm biodiversity

The hedgerow or wildflower strip bordering a farm field you pass on a walk may be doing more for ...

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Scientists find a better way to spot winning crop genes

The rice that resists flooding and the canola with richer oil both trace back to specific gene ve...

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This gene helps canola seeds survive salty soil

If you garden near winter-salted roads or in coastal soil, this points to a root-level mechanism ...

AI model spots rapeseed field weeds fast on cheap hardware

Farmers walking oilseed rape fields could soon point a low-cost camera at a patch and get instant...

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Olive bacteria produce a natural skin-soothing soap compound

The bacteria living on the skin of olives, the same ones behind traditional fermentation, are tur...

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