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Winter cereal
...llowing year. The most common types of winter cereals include [[wheat]], [[barley]], and [[rye]]. These crops are an essential part of the global food supply == Types of Winter Cereal ==

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Horizontal canal
...s. It is used in soups and stews, and in barley bread of various cultures. Barley grains are commonly made into [[malt]] in a traditional and ancient method ...years ago. The domestication of barley is closely connected with that of [[wheat]], as both grains are found in the earliest Neolithic sites at [[Jericho]],

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Cereals in Pakistan
...includes a variety of grains such as [[wheat]], [[rice]], [[maize]], and [[barley]]. These cereals are not only vital for domestic consumption but also contr ==Wheat==

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Post Cereals
...any was established in 1895 by [[C. W. Post]], making it one of the oldest cereal companies in the world. ...897, the company introduced [[Grape-Nuts]], the first popular sugar-coated cereal. The company changed its name to '''Post Cereals''' in 1925.

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Low-carb cereal
Low-carb cereal is a type of cereal that is designed for individuals who are following a low-carb or ketogenic ...nts that are lower in carbohydrates than traditional cereal grains such as wheat, oats, and corn.

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Five Grains
...various parts of the world. These crops, which include rice, wheat, corn, barley, and millet, have played a crucial role in providing sustenance and nutriti ...staple crop and one of the most widely consumed grains worldwide. It is a cereal grain that is cultivated extensively in Asia, particularly in countries lik

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Cereal coffee
== Cereal Coffee == ...barley, rye, wheat, or corn, which are then ground and brewed like coffee. Cereal coffee has gained popularity among individuals looking for a coffee substit

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Feed grain
...but are not limited to, [[corn]], [[barley]], [[oats]], [[sorghum]], and [[wheat]]. The selection of feed grain depends on factors such as nutritional value ===Barley===

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Ceratobasidium cereale
...ant pathogen]] that primarily affects cereal crops, including [[wheat]], [[barley]], and [[oats]]. ...chanterelle]]. The species name ''cereale'' refers to its association with cereal crops.

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Barley
...five cereal crops in the world, along with wheat, corn, rice, and sorghum. Barley is widely used for making beer and whiskey, but it can also be used in soup * Barley was one of the first crops to be cultivated by humans, with evidence of its

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Sugar Puffs
...holds. Sugar Puffs are known for their distinctive honey flavor and puffed wheat texture. ...Monster]], who was known for his love of Sugar Puffs. Over the years, the cereal has undergone several name changes, including "Honey Monster Puffs" and "Ho

2 KB (290 words) - 03:31, 27 February 2024
Fusarium nivale
...s for causing diseases in various [[cereal crops]], including [[wheat]], [[barley]], and [[rye]]. ...n of several cereal crops. It causes [[Fusarium head blight]] in wheat and barley, and [[Fusarium foot rot]] in rye. These diseases can lead to significant y

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Triticeae
...rye]]. The tribe is named after the genus ''Triticum'', which includes the wheat species. ...further divided into several genera, including ''Triticum'', ''Hordeum'' (barley), and ''Secale'' (rye). Other notable genera in the tribe include ''Aegilop

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Weetabix
...Variants include organic and Weetabix Minis (bite-sized) versions. The UK cereal is manufactured in Burton Latimer, Northamptonshire, and exported to over 8 ...alcolm MacFarlane and his brother Alex, who formed the British and African Cereal Company specifically to market Weetabix. The company changed its name to We

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Glomerella graminicola
...n for causing diseases in various [[cereal crops]], including [[wheat]], [[barley]], and [[oats]]. The fungus is a member of the [[Glomerella]] genus, which ...nicola'' is a pathogen of various [[cereal crops]], including [[wheat]], [[barley]], and [[oats]]. It causes a disease known as [[anthracnose]], which is cha

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Claviceps purpurea
Claviceps purpurea [[infection|infects]] various [[cereal grains|cereal plants]] forming compact black masses of branching filaments that replace m [[Category:Cereal diseases]]

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Monographella nivalis
...the [[Ascomycota]] phylum. It is a plant pathogen that primarily affects [[cereal crops]], causing a disease known as [[snow mold]]. ...ssociated with [[wheat]], but can also infect other cereal crops such as [[barley]] and [[rye]]. The fungus thrives in cool, wet conditions, particularly und

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Triticum spelta
...[[Poaceae]] family, which includes other important cereal crops such as [[barley]] and [[rye]]. ...Rome. The grain fell out of favor in the 19th century when other forms of wheat that were easier to process became more popular. However, it has seen a res

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Cereals by country
...iber. The primary cereals include [[wheat]], [[rice]], [[corn]] (maize), [[barley]], [[sorghum]], [[oats]], and [[millet]], with each country having a prefer ...For instance, [[rice]] is the staple food in many Asian countries, while [[wheat]] and [[corn]] dominate in Europe and the Americas, respectively.

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Cereals in Malaysia
...rice, which is a staple food, to other grains such as corn ([[maize]]), [[wheat]], and [[oats]]. Rice ([[Oryza sativa]]) is the most important cereal and staple food for the majority of the Malaysian population. Malaysia has

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