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The 10 pages that link to Brassica napus, each with the reason it gives.

• PolyploidyBroader topic: Its genome combines chromosome sets from two ancestral Brassica species.

• BrassicaceaeBroader topic: It demonstrates the family's importance in global oilseed agriculture.

• GlucosinolatesBroader topic: Its seed meal glucosinolate content has been reduced through breeding to improve feed quality.

• Brassica oleraceaCompared with: Its crops show how other Brassica species have followed different domestication paths.

• Brassica rapaCompared with: It is a distinct crop species and a frequent source of confusion around canola.

• BrassicaBroader topic: It represents the genus's major oilseed crops.

• CanolaBroader topic: Many canola varieties belong to this species.

• TurnipCompared with: Unlike turnip, this species is cultivated especially for oilseed and forage forms.

• Erucic acidBroader topic: Its high-erucic and low-erucic cultivars show how breeding changes oil composition.

• Rapeseed oilBroader topic: It is one of the principal crop species supplying rapeseed oil.