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Wheat

Wheat is a group of wild and domesticated grasses of the genus Triticum (/ˈtrɪtɪkəm/). As cereals, they are cultivated for their grains, which are staple foods around the world. Well-known wheat species and hybrids include the most widely grown common wheat (T. aestivum), spelt, durum, emmer, einkorn, and Khorasan or Kamut. The archaeological record…

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Production and consumption

Agronomy

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Wheat

Nodes373
Edges372
Triples373
Avg. degree1.99
Density0.005362
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Wheat

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related to Spread · 30
Wheat → After, Americas, As, Assiros, BC, Britain, British Isles, Bronze Age, By, China's, Columbian, Cyprus, DNA, Domestic, Egypt, Egyptians, Emmer, Europe, Germany, Greece
related to 19th century · 29
Wheat → Alberta, American, Australia, Britain, British, British Empire, Buffalo, By, Canada, Canada's, Chicago, Efforts, Great Depression, However, In, In Australia, In Canada, India, John Ridley, Kenya
related to Grain classes · 25
Wheat → Argentina, Argentina's, As, Australia, Bahia Blanca, Buenos Aires, Canada, Canadian Food Inspection Agency, Classification, Eastern Canada, La Pampa, National Pool Classification Panel, Rosafe, Rosario, Santa Fe, TDA, The, Trigo Dura Argentina, Uniquely, United States
related to For disease resistance · 22
Wheat → ABC, Aegilops, As, Blumeria, It, Kazakhstan, Lr34, Lr67, Moore, Pm8, Pyrenophora, Secale, Some, Sr33, Sr45, Sr46, SrTA1662, The, This, Triticum
related to Breeding objectives · 21
Wheat → America, Bread, China, Europe, Formal, ICARDA, In, International, International Maize, Landraces, Lebanon, Major, Mendelian, Mexico, Modern, Selections, Since, Syria, Syrian Civil War, The
related to For higher yields · 16
Wheat → Arrancada, As, Asia, By, Despite, Dwarfing, Genes, Green Revolution, Japanese, MADS-box, Mexico, Norin, Norman Borlaug, Poaceae, Portuguese, The
related to Animal pests · 14
Wheat → Agricultural Research Service, Among, Canadian Prairies, Early, Hebrew, Lepidoptera, Northern Great Plains, Recent, Rodents, The, These, They, To, United States
related to Early farming · 14
Wheat → Apart, At, BC, Bolboschoenus, Early, Einkorn, Initially, It, Neolithic, Neolithic West Asia, The, These, They, Zanduri
related to In art · 13
Wheat → American, Crows, France, Gogh, In, Smithsonian American Art Museum, The, The Dutch, They, Thomas Hart Benton, Vincent, Wheat Fields, Wheatfield
related to Nutrition · 13
Wheat → B6, Because, Daily Value, DIAAS, DV, However, In, Plant, Raw, Some, Supplementation, The, Though

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Wheatis agroup of wild and domesticated grasses of the genus Triticum0.90text
Wheatis aimportant source of carbohydrates0.90text
Wheatis asource of multiple nutrients and dietary fibre0.90text
Wheatis astaple cereal worldwide0.90text
Wheatis amajor ingredient in baked foods0.90text
Wheatis asignificant source of vegetable proteins in human food0.90text
Wheatis asignificant food for human nutrition0.90text
Wheatis awheat stem sawfly0.90text
Wheatis afood plant of the larvae of some Lepidoptera0.90text
Tell Abu Hureyrainstance ofWild einkorn was collected at sites0.80text
Ae. speltoidesinstance ofT. urartu and a wild goatgrass0.80text
beerinstance ofand in drinks0.80text

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