Sowing date and nitrogen rate effects on growth, yield and yield components of two summer rapeseed cultivars

By H. Özer. 2003

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The effects of irrigation regimes and nitrogen rates on some agronomic traits of canola under a semiarid environment (2011, background): “A high rate of N application increases leaf area development, improves leaf area duration (LAD) after flowering, number of branches per plant, the number of silique per plant and increases overall crop assimilation, thus contributing to increased seed yield (Rose et al., 2008; Ozer, 2003).”
The impact of nitrogen and organic matter on winter canola seed yield and yield components. (2010, background): “Several other studies have also reported positive effect of the rate of N-fertilization on the number of branches in canola, which is not far from expectation as N fertilizers stimulate better plant growth and development (Buttar et al., 2006; Ozer, 2003; Allen and Morgan, 1972).”