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  • soya bean dry corpa sunflower seeds mustard oil production line
  • Can regulatory genes improve the FA composition of soybean seeds?
  • Regulatory genes that can improve the FA composition of soybean seeds There are two major goals in improving the soybean seed oil content. The first is to increase the total oil content of the seed, ideally without sacrificing the overall yield.
  • What fatty acids are in a soybean seed?
  • Soybean [Glycine max (L.) Merr.] is an important legume crop that provides high-quality vegetable protein and oil. In general, oil makes up around 19% of the dry weight of a soybean seed, with the five most abundant fatty acids being palmitic, stearic, oleic, linoleic, and linolenic acids.
  • What is the composition of soybean seed FA?
  • Geographical distribution of soybean seed FA composition. (A) Palmitic acid. (B) Stearic acid. (C) Oleic acid. (D) Linoleic acid. (E) Linolenic acid. Based on 1025 accessions from regions of China. Table 2. Correlations between soybean FA compositions and geographical traits of the studied ecoregions. a
  • How much oil is in soybean seeds?
  • As a dominant oilseed, the oil content in dry soybean seeds averages around 19% and varies from 6.5% to 28.7% depending on the soybean varieties and growth conditions (Greenberg & Hartung, 1998). The yield of soybean oil accounted for nearly 60% of the world's oilseed production in 2019/2020 (SoyStats, 2022).