Put that in your cereal bowl
What is gluten?
These are edible gains from annual grasses, but can also refer to entire plants.
What are cereals?
This legume is native to China, used to make tofu, and is a title for song by bbno$ and Rich Brian.
What is soybean (Glycine spp) (young plant Edamame)?
This is where wheat is thought to have been domesticated.
What is Turkey?
These are the two major rice subspecies.
What is Oryza sativa subsp japonica and indica?
These are mature or ripened ovaries and their accessory tissues.
What are fruits?
These perhaps third most economically important legumes are geocarphic, meaning their carpel grows inside the earth to protect the young seed.
What is peanut (Arachis hypogaea)?
In Einkcorn, Triticum monococcum, a mutation suppressed this.
What is the nodes of the spikelet cause seed to fall off (shattering)?
This was George Beadle's Teosinte Hypothesis.
What is maize is a domesticated form of teosinte?
This is a dehiscent fruit that splits longitudinally along one side of a pod.
What is a follicle?
This plant is produced mainly in Brazil, India and China because it prefers a tropical environment.
What is sugar cane (Saccharum officinarum)?
Ecologically the legume family is used in crop rotations and this other agricultural method.
What is poly-cropping or inter-cropping?
This polyploid wheat was a fertile tetraploid that had a higher protein content than other wheat species.
What is emmer?
This is where rice (Oryza) was thought to have first originated.
What is Southeast Asia?
This fruit is comprised of many ovaries of a single flower. An example of this would be a strawberry.
What is an aggregate fruit?
What is Stevia?
This is the ability of bacteria in the roots to convert atmospheric Nitrogen to ammonia.
Durum wheat acquired a mutation that made it free-threshing, this is what it means to be free-threshing.
What is plants that can shed their hull?
What is polishing?
This is a fruit-like structure found in gymnosperms, for example in Yews they are red and rubbery, the name beginning with an "A".
What is Aril?
This sweet product has a consistent taste, extends the shelf life of food, and tastes sweeter quicker than typical table sugar.
What is High Fructose Corn Syrup?
What is Mimosoideae, Caesalpinioideae, and Faboideae?
Pasta, couscous, and noodles are made from this hard wheat.
What is durum wheat?