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Very long chain and hydroxylated fatty acids in offspring of somatic hybrids between Brassica napus and Lesquerella fendleri

1999-07-01

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Offspring of somatic hybrids between the zero-erucic acid rapeseed cv Hanna and Lesquerella fendleri were analysed regarding their fatty acid profiles. In the first back-cross generation one plant was found that produced a seed containing up to 16.5% erucic acid and 15% eicosaenoic acid (Line 1), as well as a seed having 4.3% ricinoleic acid (Line 2). This was interpreted as due to a contribution of elongase and h...

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2faffea9-54fa-54ae-a09c-7b3252cd5722
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10.1007/s001220051214
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