The winter oilseed rape variety named Skye is mentioned in scientific publications and industry reports as a conventional variety of British breeding. The origin of the variety is associated with the company Elsom Seeds.
In some cases, the name Skye may refer to other entities: the measurement equipment brand Skye Instruments Ltd or the spring wheat variety CDC Skye, which requires caution when identifying the material.
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