Significados de emmer en inglés

The fields, sown in late winter, showed barley and emmer, already knee-high.

Several years ago emmer began receiving attention as a stock food.

Among those 23, barley and emmer wheat proved to be the best by many criteria.

Others, like emmer and einkorn wheat, adapted readily to the wetter and cooler lands of Northern Europe.

Perhaps our famous emmer almond cakes?

The domestication of wild emmer wheat led to the selection of modern durum wheat, grown mainly for pasta production.

Over time, emmer evolved naturally into durum wheat, the same large-grained, amber-colored grain we use today ground into flour for pasta.

If your land yields good crops of wheat or barley or oats, you have little to expect from speltz or emmer.

The high-cadmium allele, widespread among durum cultivars but undetected in wild emmer accessions, increased in frequency from domesticated emmer to modern durum wheat.

Those eight founders were the cereals emmer wheat, einkorn wheat, and barley; the pulses lentil, pea, chickpea, and bitter vetch; and the fiber crop flax.

Two of the founders had very small ranges in the wild, chickpea being confined to southeastern Turkey and emmer wheat to the Fertile Crescent itself.

In the wild, barley is one of the 4 most abundant of the 23 species, while emmer wheat is of medium abundance.

Of the three selfer cereals among them-einkornwheat, emmer wheat, and barley-thewheats offered the additional advantage of a high protein content, 8-14 percent.

After them built Sadoc the son of Emmer over against his house.

Emmer wheat has the biggest seeds and barley the second biggest.

Old Emmer takes off her uniform and begins to serve her country-onthe road.