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Table 2

Seed yield (Mg ha^-1) and oil content (%) of camelina and crambe grown in different localities of northern, central and southern Europe.

Geographical Zone	Camelina				Crambe

	Location	Seed yield	Oil content	Ref.	Location	Seed yield^∗	Oil content^∗	Ref.
	Location	(Mg ha^-1)	(%)	Ref.	Location	(Mg ha^-1)	(%)	Ref.

Northern	Germany, UK, Sweden,	1.27−2.36	42	1	Netherlands	2.49−2.97	35.2−36.1	5
Europe	Denmark, Finland, Ireland	1.27−2.36	42	1	Netherlands	2.49−2.97	35.2−36.1	5

Central	Austria	1.85	43.7	2	Austria	0.97−3.33	22.6−38.4	6
Europe	Romania	1.99−2.24	32.7−35.9	3

Southern	Central Italy	/	23.6−27.5		Northern Italy	2.34−3.25	33.9−36.8	7
Europe	Southern Italy			4	Southern Italy	0.44	34.8	8

¹ Zubr, 1997, 2003, ² Vollmann et al., 2007, ³ Toncea et al., 2013, ⁴ Angelini et al., 1997; ⁵ Meijer et al., 1999; ⁶ Vollmann and Ruckenbauer, 1993; ⁷ Fontana et al., 1998; ⁸ Laghetti et al., 1995. ^∗ Considering encapsulated seed.

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