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Common wheat (
Triti**** aestivum), also
known as
bread wheat, is a
cultivated wheat species.
About 95% of
wheat produced worldwide is
common wheat; it is...
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wheat existed in the
distant past.
These are
Triti**** sphaerococ****,
Triti**** vulgare and
Triti**** compactum. The
first two
hexaploid species are still...
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Triti**** turgidum (with its
various subspecies being known as
pasta wheat,
macaroni wheat and
durum wheat) is a
species of wheat. It is an
annual and grows...
- plants,
including peas, corn (Zea mays), oats (Avena sativa) and
wheat (
Triti**** vulgare); and the
remaining 6.5% by
other plant material,
including tree buds...
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Barley (Hordeum
vulgare), a
member of the gr**** family, is a
major cereal grain grown in
temperate climates globally. It was one of the
first cultivated...
- is a
tetraploid (4n = 4x = 28 chromosomes). The
domesticated types are
Triti**** turgidum subsp. dicoc**** and T. t. conv. durum. The wild
plant is called...
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Other suitable species often mentioned are barleygr**** (Hordeum
vulgare), wheatgr**** (
Triti**** aestivum),
intermediate wheatgr**** (Thinopyrum intermedium)...
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further that he
could transform one species,
Triti**** durum (durum
spring wheat), into
Triti**** vulgare (common
autumn wheat),
through 2 to 4
years of...
- Urocystidiaceae. It was
originally found on the leaves,
sheaths and
stalks of
Triti**** vulgare (common wheat) in Australia. Körn.,
Hedwigia 16: 33 (1877) "Species...
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Triti**** vulgare var. Timstein". Genetics. 33 (1): 123–124. PMID 18933701. —— (1953). "Addition of the
genome of
Haynaldia villosa to
Triti**** aestivum"...