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Rapeseed (Brassica napus L.), is a bright yellow flowering oilseed crop and is member of the family Brassicaceae. Rape seed is mostly cultivated for the production of edible oil, animal feed as well as biodiesel etc. European union, Canada, USA, Australia, China and India are the leading producer of rapeseed. Rape seed is a famous with about 160 species within brassica. The most commonly found six species are B. nigra, B. carinata, B. jnica, B. oleracea, B. comperstris and B. napus Holmes [1]. The word rape is derived from the latin word rapum meaning turnip Wesis (1983). As fodder crop raped seed or mustard seed was grown about 300 BC in Indus valley of sub-continent, while in fifteenth century its oil use started. Up to the Second World War (1945) the oil was used as lubricant and lamp oil Weisis (1983).

"Evaluation of Brassica Varieties as Affected by Various Sowing Methods in Peshawar Valley"