Suppmat of Evening Primrose responded to N better than Rape-seed and P and K differentially modulated the yield components at varying N supply

Supplemental Material Table 1. Means (above) and standard deviations (below) of the raw data per year. N=3

Supplemental Material Table 2. Means ± standard error (n=6) of seed oil composition. Columns indicate the fatty acid and its insaturation, the values are the ratio of each fatty acid peak area on the total peak area (TPA), ex-pressed as percentage. 

Supplemental Material Table 3. Correlation among traits using the raw da-ta (n=96).

Supplemental Material Figure 1. Least squares means (LSmeans) and stand-ard error of C18:1 fatty acid in the seed oil of Oenothera biennis L. local gen-otype (Evening Primrose) and Brassica napus L. cv. serw 1 (Rapeseed) grown in 2 growing seasons in a P and K deficient soil and fertilized with 142.9 kg N ha-1, 171.4 kg K2O ha-1, or 36.9 kg P2O5 ha-1. Means with a letter in common can’t be considered different according to a conservative Tukey-grouping applied to the pdifferences of the LSmeans. N=6.