canola

Converse of object

• grow: The United States only started growing herbicide-tolerant canola in 2001.
• plant: Not planting canola is already a big blow to this quiet-spoken but determined farmer.
• release: Monsanto is trying to garner support from grain growers for its application to commercially release genetically-modified canola.
• control: And now farmers have to resort to 2,4-D to control the volunteer canola.

Adjective modifier

• tolerant: Roundup Ready canola is a special type of herbicide tolerant canola developed using plant biotechnology.
• transgenic: The area planted to transgenic canola in 2003 was 16 % , up from 12 % in 2002.
• ready: It licenses commercial seed growers to grow Roundup Ready canola for seed purposes.
• resistant: He also brought in other Saskatchewan farmers to testify who said Roundup resistant volunteer canola had been found growing on their fields.
• conventional: In the view of the OGTR, Roundup Ready canola is as safe as conventional canola for human health and the environment.
• non-GM: And glyphosate-tolerant GM canola meal has been pronounced substantially equivalent to non-GM canola as feed for rainbow trout [ 22 ] .

Modifies a noun

• seed: Pollen from genetically engineered canola seeds blew onto his land from neighboring farms.
• crop: He had ceased to plant canola, for any canola crop he planted would belong to Monsanto.
• oil: Baked goods made with canola oil develop mold very quickly.
• farmer: The majority of our canola farmers grow biotech canola varieties.
• plant: The patent is not granted in relation to any claim for a particular variety of canola, or indeed for canola plants exclusively.
• field: However, volunteer plants of Roundup Ready canola were said to be found within the 1999 canola fields grown by the defendants.

Noun used with modifier

• volunteer: Pollen flow between volunteer canola plants was shown to be the manner in which the resistance genes stacked to make the super resistant variety.
• premium: In Mexico, Capullo leads the premium canola oil sector.
• biotech: The majority of our canola farmers grow biotech canola varieties.
• plant: He had ceased to plant canola, for any canola crop he planted would belong to Monsanto.