Brassica rapaL. subsp. campestris (L.) A. R. Clapham
Turnip rape productivity is defined as a complex of indicators including seed yield, oil content, oil yield, as well as yield structure elements: the number of seeds per pod and the 1000-seed weight.
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The seed yield potential of spring turnip rape is 2.0–3.0 t/ha, while winter varieties yield on average 28–33 c/ha, with maximum values reaching 49.8 c/ha under favorable conditions. In the Western Siberia region, the yield of spring varieties in studies ranged from 1.8–2.1 t/ha.
In addition to seed productivity, green mass productivity is also considered for turnip rape, with a protein content of 15–20% of dry matter. The crop is valued for its early maturity and its ability to increase the yield of subsequent cereal crops in a crop rotation by 10–15%.
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Varieties of Field mustard mentioned in the description
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