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<p><b>New page</b></p><div>Some transgenic initiatives have transferred the ability to make EPA and DHA into existing high-yielding crop species of land plants:<br />
* ''[[Camelina sativa]]'': In 2013, [[Rothamsted Research]] reported two genetically modified forms of this plant. Oil from the seeds of this plant contained on average 15% ALA, 11% EPA, and 8% DHA in one development and 11% ALA and 24% EPA in another.<br />
* Canola: In 2011, [[CSIRO]], GRDC, and [[Nufarm]] developed a version of canola that produces DHA in seeds; the oil contains 10% DHA and almost no EPA. In 2018, it was approved as an animal feed additive in Australia. In 2021, the US FDA acknowledged it as a New Dietary Ingredient for humans. Separately, [[Cargill]] has commercialized a different strain of canola that produces EPA and DHA for fish feed. The oil contains 8.1% EPA and 0.8% DHA.</div>FuzzyBot