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Avena barbata is a
species of wild oat
known by the
common name
slender wild oat. It has
edible seeds. It is a
diploidized autotetraploid gr**** (2n=4x=28)...
- for up to 10 years.
Avena aemulans –
European Russia Avena barbata –
slender wild oat – from
Portugal +
Morocco to
Tajikistan Avena brevis –
short oat...
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nineteenth century to open gr****lands,
primarily Eurasian wild oats (
Avena fatua and
Avena barbata). Much of the gr****land has been
replaced by
various oaks, especially...
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Avena barbata subsp.
barbata"
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Retrieved 2022-01-04. Mifsud, Stephen. "
Avena barbata subsp...
- of habitats;
acorns are a
favorite food, in
addition to wild oats (
Avena barbata),
drawing turkeys to
areas of open oak
forest and oak
savanna across...
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Avena abyssinica, also
known as the
Ethiopian oat and "Ajja" by Ethiopians, is a
member of the
family Poaceae. This
grain has long been used in Ethiopia...
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specifically to
Avena sativa (Hippocrates On
Regimen in
Acute Diseases 2.43,
Dioscorides Medicus 2.94,
Polemo Historicus 88) and
Avena barbata (Theophrastus...
- semibaccata—Australian
saltbush Atriplex suberecta Avena barbata—slender oat
Avena fatua—wild oats
Avena sterilis—animated oat
Azolla pinnata Brachypodium...
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Inbreeding species, and
included wild
plants such as Collinsia,
Avena barbata and
Avena fatua. His
interest in
inbreeding species probably stemmed from...
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Arabic etymology ballùta "oak" ballūṭah: "acorn" hafìru "
Avena barbata" ḥufour: "
Avena barbata" hurrìhi "nettle" hurrāq: "nettle" lillùća "common marigold"...
