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Molecular Breeding Solutions of Rape
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Rape, or oilseed rape, (scientific name: Brassica napus L.) is an herbaceous crop of the cruciferous family and Brassica genus. It is the third largest source of vegetable oil in the world, second only to soybean and palm oil. It is also the second largest source of protein powder in the world, second only to soybeans. Rape is native to Europe and is formed by natural hybridization and natural doubling of Brassica oleracea and Brassica rapa to form allotetraploids. It is widely planted all over the world, and through hybridization and multi-generation reproduction, multiple varieties that adapt to different growth conditions and have different characteristics have been cultivated. Rape is not only an important edible oil and vegetable, but also an important industrial raw material (used to make margarine, rubber, chemicals, paint, etc.), vegetable protein source, energy crops (an important raw material for biodiesel), nectar crops, ecological crops and landscape crops.
Due to the different varieties of rapeseed, the length of its growth period and the tolerance to the environment are different. At present, breeders are committed to breeding new rape varieties that are early maturity, fatty acid improvement, cold tolerance, drought tolerance, humidity tolerance, disease and insect resistance, and suitable for mechanization.
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Lifeasible has contributed many years of dedicated work to the exploration and optimization of modern breeding methods of rape, proud to provide competitive molecular breeding services for rape, and provide you with the best solutions to carry out your research projects.
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