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Scatter plot with a line of exponential function showing the relationship between rapeseed overwintering rates and the number of days with soil temperature ≤ –3°C at a depth of 5 cm in winter (n = 35) 

Scatter plot with a line of exponential function showing the relationship between rapeseed overwintering rates and the number of days with soil temperature ≤ –3°C at a depth of 5 cm in winter (n = 35) 

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The relationship between weather conditions and winter rapeseed overwintering was based on meteorological data and field observations from the Experimental Station for Cultivar Testing (COBORU) in Bezek near Chelm in period 1974/75-2008/09. Coefficients of correlation and determination were determined and tested for significance by using the Pearso...

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