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Flowering times in genetically modified Brassica hybrids in the absence of selection

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Citation:

BAUTISTA, N., C. L. SAGERS, E. LEE, AND L. S. WATRUD. Flowering times in genetically modified Brassica hybrids in the absence of selection. Canadian Journal of Plant Science. NRC Research Press, Ottawa, Canada, 90:185-187, (2010).

Impact/Purpose:

Changes in days to flowering (DTF) were observed among reciprocal F1 progeny of Brassica napus ‘RaideRR’ with other B. napus and also with weedy B. rapa. Changes in DTF are presented as factors to consider in evaluating the potential of crop to weed gene flow in different geographies.

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Changes in days to flowering (DTF) were observed among reciprocal F1 progeny of Brassica napus ‘RaideRR’ with other B. napus and also with weedy B. rapa. Changes in DTF are presented as factors to consider in evaluating the potential of crop to weed gene flow in different geographies.

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Record Details:

Record Type:DOCUMENT( JOURNAL/ PEER REVIEWED JOURNAL)
Product Published Date:03/01/2010
Record Last Revised:06/23/2010
OMB Category:Other
Record ID: 159248