Grop Growth & Farming Systems
Agronomy
AGRONOMIC PERFORMANCE AND SEED QUALITY OF BRASSICA NAPUS, B. CARINATA AND B. JUNCEA DIFFERENT LINES GROWN IN SOUTHERN ITALY ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS
Author: M. Mazzoncini1, C. Santonoceto2, L. Crocè2, A. M. Giuffrè3
IMPROVING THE ESTABLISHMENT OF OILSEED RAPE
Author: DT Stokes, Rk Scott, SC Mcwilliam, MJ Bullard And RW Clare
Control of brassicaceae weeds in winter oilseed rape
Author: Pilorgé E, Mircovich C.
Weed Control Strategies Using GMO Herbicide Tolerant Oilseed Rape
Author: Pilorgé E, Mircovich C.
RESPONSE OF HYBRID CANOLA TO SEEDING RATE, FERTILITY AND TIME OF WEED REMOVAL
Author: George W. Clayton1, K Neil Harker1, Adrian M Johnston2 and Kelly T. Turkington1
Time of weed removal for canola
Author: K Neil Harker1, George W. Clayton1 and Adrian M Johnston2
ENVIRONMENTAL AND AGRONOMIC FACTORS AFFECT ON THE GROWTH OF RAPE LEAVES IN AUTUMN
Author: Gvidas Sidlauskas1, Charlie Rife2
MODELLING THE INFLUENCE OF CROPPING SYSTEMS ON GENE FLOW FOR TRANSGENIC RAPESEED. PRESENTATION OF MODEL STRUCTURE, AND SIMULATIONS
Author: J-Marc Meynard 1, Nathalie Colbach 2, Cathy Clermont-Dauphin 1, Josiane Champolivier 3
AGRONOMIC STUDIES ON GRAM AND MUSTARD INTERCROPPING
Author: J.S. Bohra1, Ashutosh Goswami2 and Dinesh Sah1
YIELD OF CANOLA RELATIVE TO WHEAT AND SOME REASONS FOR VARIABILITY IN THE RELATIONSHIP
Author: JF Holland1,MJ Robertson2, JA Kirkegaard3, R Bambach1, S Cawley4
RESPONSE OF CANOLA AND INDIAN MUSTARD TO SOWING DATE IN RISKY AUSTRALIAN ENVIRONMENTS
Author: MJ Robertson1, JF Holland2, R Bambach2, S Cawthray3
VARIABLE CANOLA PERFORMANCE ON THE HEAVY GREY CLAY SOILS OF UPPER CENTRAL NEW SOUTH WALES
Author: C L MULLEN1 and S J Druce1
COMPARE THE YIELD OF RAPESEED BY DIFFERENT SPNE
Author: Suqin Yu
INCIDENCE OF WEEDS IN CANOLA CROPS ACROSS SOUTHERN AUSTRALIA
Author: Deirdre Lemerle1, Robert Blackshaw2, Trent Potter3, Stephen Marcroft4 and Robert Barrett-Lennard5
WILD RADISH INTERFERENCE IN CANOLA
Author: Robert Blackshaw1, Deirdre Lemerle2 and Rodney Mailer2
STUDY OF THE SPRING TRANSLOCATION OF N ABSORBED DURING THE AUTUMN AND SPRING IN WINTER OILSEED RAPE USING LABELLED NITROGEN
Author: L. Champolivier1 and A. Merrien2
AN EVALUATION OF A RANGE OF AUSTRALIAN CANOLA VARIETIES IN TASMANIA.
Author: Brian Field
THE EFFECTS OF SOME AGRONOMIC FACTORS ON SINAPIS ALBA YIELD
Author: Krzysztof Jankowski, Wojciech Budzyński
GROWING CANOLA ON RAISED BEDS IN SOUTH-WEST VICTORIA
Author: Chris A Bluett1, Bruce D Wightman2
VARIANT GROWING TECHNOLOGIES OF WINTER RAPE (BRASSICA NAPUS L.)
Author: Jan Vašák, Alexandr V. Sova, Petr Baranyk, Helena Zukalová, Vlastimil Mikšík, Perla Kuchtová, Miroslav Bechyně
EFFECT OF ROW SPACING AND SOWING RATE ON CANOLA CULTIVARS WITH VARYING EARLY VIGOUR
Author: T.D. Potter, J.R. Kay and I.R. Ludwig
Yield and yield components of oilseed rape grown after different preceding crops and in different crop rotations
Author: Olaf Christen and Klaus Sieling
Brassica Impacts in the Farming System
EXPLOITING THE BIOFUMIGATION POTENTIAL OF BRASSICAS IN FARMING SYSTEMS
Author: 1J.A. Kirkegaard, 2J.N. Matthiessen2, 3P.T.W. Wong, 4A Mead, 1M. Sarwar and 1B.J. Smith
DEVELOPING BENCHMARKS FOR CANOLA IN THE CENTRAL EASTERN DISTRICT OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA
Author: Jeff Russell
Economic analysis of the role of canola in southern and central NSW farming systems.
Author: J Fiona Scott 1, John P Brennan2 and Khaled Y Faour3
CROP ROTATION AND RESIDUE DURABILITY EFFECTS OF BRASSICAS AND OTHER CROPS ON WINTER WHEAT
Author: Stephen O. Guy
IMPACT OF CHEMICAL RAPE CROP PROTECTION ON THE ENVIRONMENT
Author: Yannick Ballanger
Effect of brassicas on vam fungi in following crops
Author: Megan H. Ryan, John F. Angus and John A. Kirkegaard
Canola and indian mustard as break crops for wheat
Author: J.F. Angus1, J.M. Desmarchelier2, P.A. Gardner1, A. Green1, P.J. Hocking1, G.N. Howe1, J.A. Kirkegaard1, S. Marcroft3, A.J. Mead4, G.D. Pitson4, T.D. Potter3, M.H. Ryan1, M. Sarwar1, A.F. van Herwaarden1and P.T.W. Wong4
SUPPRESSION OF CEREAL PATHOGENS BY CANOLA ROOT TISSUES IN SOIL
Author: 1B.J. Smith, 1M. Sarwar, 2P.T.W. Wong and 1J.A. Kirkegaard
PRESENT SITUATION AND DEVELOPMENT STRATEGY ABOUT RAPESEED PRODUCTION IN CHINA
Author: Zhang Yi Chen Changbing
WHEAT RESIDUE LEACHATES INHIBIT CANOLA GERMINATION AND GROWTH
Author: S.E. Bruce1, J.A. Kirkegaard1, S. Cormack2 and J. Pratley2.
Future Issues
CANOLA INDUSTRY IN SOUTH AUSTRALIA
Author: M. L. Stanley1 and T. D. Potter2
HYBRIDISATION AND PERSISTANCE IN HERBICIDE TOLERANT OILSEED RAPE (BRASSICA NAPUS)
Author: Jeremy B Sweet, Euan C Simpson, Carol E Norris, Jane E Thomas
CROP MANAGEMENT OF TRANSGENIC RAPESEED :
RISK ASSESSMENT OF GENE FLOW
Author: J Champolivier (1), J Gasquez (2), A Messéan (1)
POTENTIAL FOR CRAMBE (C. abyssinica) IN MALLEE / WIMMERA OF AUSTRALIA
Author: Geoffrey Castleman1 Sally Pymer2 and Claire Greenwood2.
ELEMENTS FOR A PROSPECTIVE EVALUATION OF THE IMPACT OF GMO HERBICIDES TOLERANT OILSEED RAPE CROPS.
Author: Pilorgé E. , Gigandon C.
Rapeseed new crop management with very early sowing in order to reduce N-leaching and N-fertilization
Author: J-François Dejoux1, J-Marc Meynard1 and Raymond Reau2
CANOLA PRODUCTION IN SASKATCHEWAN - A SYNTHESIS OF THE ISSUE OF UNEXPECTED LOW YIELDS
Author: O. Olfert, S. Brandt, R.H. Elliott, L. Duczek, A.G. Thomas and J. Soroka
NEW HORIZONS FOR BRASSICA CARINATA UNDER RESOURCE CONSTRAINTS IN NORTHERN PLAINS OF INDIA
Author: R.P. Singh and Arvind Kumar
CONTRIBUTION OF LEGUMES AND GREEN MANURING IN INFLUENCING SOIL FERTILITY AND MUSTARD PRODUCTIVITY IN DIFFERENT CROPPING SYSTEMS ON MOLLISOLS
Author: Arvind Kumar and R.P. Singh
Oilseed rape cropping systems in NW Europe
Author: Olaf Christen1, Eric Evans2, Christer Nielsson3 and Christian Haldrup4
Nutrition
Precision Agriculture - New Production Technologies for an Old Crop
Author: Haneklaus, S., Bloem, E. and Schnug, E.
Coca-Cola® (CC) Extraction for the Evaluation of Available
Micro-Nutrients in Soils for Oilseed Rape
Author: Haneklaus, S., Fleckenstein, J. and Schnug, E.
Influence of Sulfur Fertilization on Yield and Quality of Oilseed Rape and Mustard
Author: Haneklaus1, S., Paulsen1, H.M., Gupta2, A.K., Bloem1, E. And Schnug1, E.
THE EFFECTS OF BORON ON THE PRODUCTIVITY OF CANOLA
Author: Denis Pageau1, Jean Lafond1 and Gaëtan F. Tremblay2
FARM BASED DEMONSTRATION TO AID NITROGENOUS FERTILIZER DECISIONS
Author: Jeff Russell
The Critical Nitrogen Curve for winter oilseed rape : determination and use as a diagnostic tool for crop nitrogen status
Author: C. Colnenne 1 and JM. Meynard 2
Test of the CERES-RAPE model for winter oilseed rape : effect of the plant nitrogen status on yield’s components
Author: C. Colnenne 1 , R. ROCHE 2 and JM. Meynard 2
Effects of different temporary nitrogen deficiencies in early spring on winter oilseed rape yield.
Author: C. Colnenne 1 R. REAU 2 and JM. Meynard 3
Effects of different temporary nitrogen deficiencies in Autumn on winter oilseed rape growth : aerial biomass , leaf area index and radiation use efficiency.
Author: C. Colnenne 1 and JM. Meynard 2
SULPHUR UTILISATION EFFICIENCY IN OILSEED RAPE
Author: F.J. Zhao1, M.M.A. Blake-Kalff 1, N. Riley1, M.J. Hawkesford2 and S.P. McGrath1
NITRATE LOSSES IN WESTERN EUROPEAN OILSEED RAPE - CEREAL ROTATIONS
Author: R. Reau1 , C. Gigandon1, A. Bouthier2, J. Dupont3
C AND N MINERALISATION OF OILSEED RAPE CROP RESIDUES IN SOIL
Author: I. Trinsoutrot1, S. Recous2, B. Mary2, E. Justes1 & B. Nicolardot1
SULPHUR MANAGEMENT OF CANOLA
Author: A.M. Johnston1, C.A. Grant2, and G.W. Clayton3
CANOLA UNDER WATER DEFICIENCY IN SOUTHERN ARGENTINA
Author: I.R.Palomo, S.S. Baioni, M.N. Fioretti and R.E. Brevedan.
DECOMPOSITION OF 15N-LABELLED RAPESEED LEAVES, FROZEN IN WINTER : EVALUATION OF N MINERALIZATION AND RAPE N-UPTAKE IN SPRING UNDER FIELD AND LABORATORY CONDITIONS
Author: J-François Dejoux1, Sylvie Recous2 and J-Marc Meynard1
EFFECTS OF SOWING DATE AND NITROGEN AVAILIBILITY ON COMPETITIVITY OF RAPESEED AGAINST WEEDS IN ORDER TO DEVELOP NEW STRATEGIES OF WEEDS CONTROL WITH REDUCTION OF HERBICIDES USE
Author: J-François Dejoux1, Frédéric Ferré1 and J-Marc Meynard1
ENERGY RECOVERY OF WINTER OILSEED RAPE (BRASSICA NAPUS L.)
Author: G.-W. RATHKE, C. SCHUSTER, W. DIEPENBROCK
THE EFFECTS OF NITROGEN FERTILIZATION ON YIELD OF PROTECTED AND UNPROTECTED SPRING RAPE
Author: Teresa Ojczyk, Krzysztof Jankowski
EFFECTS OF METHOD OF ZINC APPLICATION AND GENOTYPE TO CORRECT SUBSOIL ZINC DEFICIENCY IN OILSEED RAPE
Author: Harsharn Singh Grewal1 and Robin D. Graham2
Yield, N uptake and N-use efficiency of and N leaching after oilseed rape grown in different crop management systems in northern Germany
Author: Klaus Sieling and Olaf Christen
Physiology, Development and Modelling
ENHANCEMENT OF CHLOROPHYLL CLEARING IN MATURING CANOLA SEED BY OVEREXPRESSING INVERTASE DURING SEED
MATURATION
Author: Ian McGregor1, Shankar Das2, Brian Miki3, Wilf Keller2 and Ping Fu1
PHENOLOGICAL RESPONSE OF AN ANNUAL AND A BIENNIAL OILSEED RAPE CULTIVAR TO SOUTHERN ITALY ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS
Author: Carmelo Santonoceto, Umberto Anastasi
ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ON CANOLA YIELD AND OIL
Author: Graham Walton1, Ping Si2 and Bill Bowden1
SIMULATING GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT OF CANOLA IN AUSTRALIA
Author: 1M. J. Robertson, 2J.F. Holland, 3J. A. Kirkegaard, and 4C. J. Smith
RAPESEED (Brassica napus L. var. oleifera D.C.) ECOPHYSIOLOGICAL AND AGRONOMICAL ASPECTS AS AFFECTED BY SOIL WATER AVAILABILITY
Author: Ignazio Poma, Giacomo Venezia, Luciano Gristina
PHYSIOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF DROUGHT TOLERANCE IN Brassica napus and B. juncea.
Author: Sharon R Niknam1 and David W Turner1
YIELD IMPROVEMENT THROUGH CANOPY MANAGEMENT
Author: RK Scott, DT Stokes, Sc Mcwiilliam, JH Spink And RW Clare
STUDIES OF GRAFT TRANSFER OF ENDOGENOUS GIBBERILIC ACIDS CONTENT IN RAPESEED (B.NAPUS)
Author: Guan Chunyun
SULPHUR ALLOCATION IN SEEDS AND PODS OF OILSEED RAPE
Author: R. Huw Tyson and Roger M. Wallsgrove
The Effect of Neodymium (Nd3+) on Some Physiological Activities in Oilseed Rape during Calcium (Ca2+) Starvation
Author: Youzhang Wei Xiaobo Zhou
CERES-Rape, a model for the production and environmental impact of rapeseed
Author: Benoît GABRIELLE, Romain ROCHE, and Ghislain GOSSE
EFFECTS OF TEMPERATURE AND WATER STRESS ON FATTY ACID COMPOSITION OF RAPESEED OIL
Author: Anne-Marie Triboi-Blondel1 and Michel Renard2
BRANCHING POTENTIAL OF ULTRA-LOW DENSITY PLANTING AND UTILIZATION OF BASE-STEM POSITION BRANCHING IN HYBRID RAPESEED
Author: Yang Liangjin Xia Xiaojin
MODULATION OF STARCH ACCUMULATION AND ENERGY SUPPLY MAY ALTER OIL CONTENT IN RAPE SEEDS
Author: Torsten Möhlmann1, Norbert Martini2,3, Jeff Schell2 and H.Ekkehard Neuhaus1
THE EFFECT OF ENVIRONMENT ON VICTORIAN CANOLA QUALITY
“Drying in-bin of rapeseed with near-ambient air”
Author: Ana M. Pagano, C.A. Rovhein, D.E. Crozza
OILSEED RAPE GROWN IN DIFFERENT GASEOUS ENVIRONMENTS
Author: Sator,C.H.
Interspecies Transfer Of Improved Water Use Efficiency From Moricandia Into Brassica
Author: Monika Beschorner1, Susanne I. Warwick2 and Derek J. Lydiate1
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