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cause harm in humans. In commerce, non-food
varieties are
typically called colza oil.
Rapeseed is
extensively cultivated in Canada, India, France, Belgium...
- Canadian-developed
strains is also
called canola oil,
while non-food oil is
called colza oil.
Canola oil can be
sourced from Br****ica rapa and Br****ica napus, which...
-
erucic acid by the
general po****tion
would come from the
consumption of
colza oil. The
dietary intake of
erucic acid by an
individual consuming at the...
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windy climate, but also
solar power and biofuel,
based on
jatropha oil and
colza oil. 586.8
megawatts of wind
power capacity were
installed on the island...
-
chimney dimensions,
which burnt colza oil (obtained from the seed of the
plant Br****ica campestris) at a rate of 42 grams of
colza oil per hour with a flame...
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production and sale of
alcoholic beverages.
Aniline was used to
denature colza oil in the 1980s.
Denaturation (biochemistry) "Commission
Implementing Regulation...
-
revenue from
agriculture in France. The
major arable crops grown are maize,
colza,
wheat and sunflowers. Meat and
dairy production also feature, as does the...
- Pokémon in Artazon. 1244 1233 10 "Nemona and Br****ius and... (With Nemo and
Colza)" Transliteration: "Nemo to
Corusa to" (****anese: ネモとコルサと)
Makoto Nakata...
- flame,
creating a bright,
steady light. The
Argand lamp used
whale oil,
colza,
olive oil or
other vegetable oil as fuel,
supplied by a
gravity feed from...
- Aunée (Inula) 25 12 Aug
Loutre (Otter) 26 13 Aug
Myrte (Myrtle) 27 14 Aug
Colza (Rapeseed) 28 15 Aug
Lupin (Lupin) 29 16 Aug
Coton (Cotton) 30 17 Aug Moulin...
