The rapeseed variety Saturn is mentioned in old publications and breeding reports dating back to the 1980s, particularly in Canada. This variety belongs to the open-pollinated type and is currently considered obsolete, having been replaced by modern hybrid forms.
The Saturn variety is absent from current databases and the NPZ company portfolio. The name Saturn is also found in variety lists of other crops, such as rutabaga or perennial ryegrass, which indicates potential confusion due to the use of the same name for different plant species.
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