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The phrase "a oilseed" is not correct in written English.
It should be "an oilseed" because "oilseed" begins with a vowel sound.
Example: "Soybeans are classified as an oilseed crop due to their high oil content."
Alternatives: "an oilseed plant" or "an oilseed variety."
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Important examples are bentgrass (Agrostis stolonifer a), oilseed rape (Brassica napu s) and cotton (Gossypium hirsutum).
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'If you have an oilseed crop, a Brassica crop, so a seed that has oil in it, [in] two years time it will be: oh, this crop is coming up again.
As an additional benefit, an oilseed source would be vegetarian and thus satisfy a requirement for an important sector of the global market.
The transition from an interesting result in a model system to a good result in an oilseed crop species is not necessarily trivial.
Assuming that the two mitotypes are present in an equimolar amount in an oilseed rape cell, the mitochondrial genome as a whole can be expected to form a six-circle structure comprising two master and four smaller circles.
The use of these tools is explored with a case study of an oilseed crop, Camelina sativa, which could be used to produce jet aviation fuel.
Today, flax is grown as an oilseed (linseed) crop or a fibre crop.
We used the B. rapa genotype, R-o-18, which has a similar developmental ontogeny to an oilseed rape crop.
Groundnut, the allotetraploid species A. hypogaea (genome formula AABB), is the most important species of the genus because it is cultivated as an oilseed crop and as a direct source of human food.
Camelina has great potential as an oilseed for biodiesel and as a source of omega-3 for the pharmaceutical industry but markets for it need to be developed locally for camelina to become an option for growers.
The third cross involved RHA280, an oilseed restorer line, and RHA801, a confectionery restorer line.
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