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- Nun moths are moderately sized,hairy and often stout-bodied with awingspan of 45 to 55 mm (female) or 35to 45 mm (male).2, 4 Moths have white forewings with numerous dark, transverse, wavy lines (arches)…
Program: Plants
- Safflower plants in the trial must be reproductively isolated from other safflower plants by a minimum distance of 800 metres and must be isolated from safflower seed production by 1600 metres.
Program: Plants
- The use of markers is strongly recommended. Markers should be placed at all corners of the trial site to identify the confined field trial boundaries.
Program: Plants
- Flax plants in the trial site must be reproductively isolated from all Linum species by a minimum distance of 10 metres.
Program: Plants
- B. napus plants in the trial must be reproductively isolated from Brassica species by: (a) a minimum 200 metre isolation distance; or (b) a 10 metre guard row of non-modified Brassica napus; or (c) growth…
Program: Plants
- B. napus plants in the trial must be reproductively isolated from Brassica species by: (a) a minimum 200 metre isolation distance; or (b) a 10 metre guard row of non-modified Brassica napus; or (c) growth…
Program: Plants
- B. napus plants in the trial must be reproductively isolated from Brassica species by: (a) a minimum 200 metre isolation distance; or (b) a 10 metre guard row of non-modified Brassica napus; or (c) growth…
Program: Plants
- Camelina sativa plants (false flax or gold-of-pleasure) in the trial must be reproductively isolated from other C. sativa plants and other Camelina species by: (a) a minimum 200 metre isolation distance; or…
Program: Plants