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Significats de Triticum dicoccum dicoccoides en anglès

Found wild in Palestine; held to be prototype of cultivated wheat.

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Examples for "wild wheat"
Examples for "wild wheat"
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See, he's carrying big bags of wild wheat-flour and acorns!
The Lake of the Sky / Lake Tahoe in the High Sierras of Californ...
2
The wild wheat is small and dwarfed in size in its native state, but very hardy.
Purple Springs
3
Some of the grass resembled the drake, some the wild wheat, and some rye-thesame as discovered by Captain Sturt.
Explorations in Australia / The Journals of John McDouall Stuart...
4
Gene duplications were predominant in a cultivated wheat accession, while more gene deletions than duplications were identified in wild wheat.
Pubmed
5
They collected from the Scot that it was wild wheat, and that the country where it grew was fruitful and good.
Gudrid the Fair / A Tale of the Discovery of America
1
The domestication of wild emmer wheat led to the selection of modern durum wheat, grown mainly for pasta production.
Pubmed
2
The high-cadmium allele, widespread among durum cultivars but undetected in wild emmer accessions, increased in frequency from domesticated emmer to modern durum wheat.
Pubmed