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• Grains of paradise
  ...'''Melegueta pepper''', '''alligator pepper''' and '''Guinea grains'''. '''Grains of paradise''', a [[West Africa]]n [[spice]] that gives a pungent, [[black ...mported via [[camel train |caravan]] routes through the [[Sahara]] desert. Grains of paradise became a very fashionable substitute for [[black pepper]] in th
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• Guinea-grains
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• Grains-of-paradise
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• Kañiwa
  * [http://www.hort.purdue.edu/newcrop/1492/grains.html#Canihua Andean Grains and Legumes] [[Category:Grains|Kaniwa]]
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• Grains of paradise
  ...'''Melegueta pepper''', '''alligator pepper''' and '''Guinea grains'''. '''Grains of paradise''', a [[West Africa]]n [[spice]] that gives a pungent, [[black ...mported via [[camel train |caravan]] routes through the [[Sahara]] desert. Grains of paradise became a very fashionable substitute for [[black pepper]] in th
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• Granular
  Covered with very small grains; minutely or finely mealy.{{SCH}}
  138 bytes (19 words) - 15:54, 8 April 2009
• Pollen
  [[Spore]]s or grains borne by the [[anther]], containing the male element; sometimes it is not g
  185 bytes (27 words) - 01:27, 14 April 2009
• Haulm
  Straw-like stems, as of the cereal grains; sometimes also applied to the stems of palms; usually a collective noun.{{
  196 bytes (29 words) - 17:52, 8 April 2009
• Cereal
  [[Image:Various grains.jpg|thumb|Oats, barley, and some products made from them]] Cereals (from Ceres, goddess of agriculture{{SCH}}). The agricultural grains, properly those of the grass family: maize or Indian corn, kafir, wheat, em
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• Puffed grain
  ...ps and puffs itself with heating, puffed grain is created by placing whole grains under [[high pressure]] with [[steam]]. When the containment vessel's seal Puffed rice or other grains are occasionally found as street food in [[China]] and [[Korea]], where ped
  3 KB (508 words) - 03:58, 15 September 2007
• Fonio
  ...are notable in parts of [[West Africa]] and one species in [[India]]. The grains are very small. ...semi-arid areas with poor soils, where rains are brief and unreliable. The grains are used in porridge and couscous, for bread, and for beer.
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• Germination
  image:Malted barley.jpg|Malted (germinated) [[barley]] grains
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• Amaranth grain
  ...a]] ([[Spanish language|Spanish]]: "happiness") at [[festival]] times. The grains are popped, and mixed with honey. [[Category:Grains]]
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• Pollination
  ...s own [[carpel|stigma]] and good pollination requires the delivery of many grains of pollen to the flower so that all drupelets develop.
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• Eumycetes
  ...act. In this group are the Ustilagineae (Smuts), infesting the ovaries of grains, etc.; the Uredineae (Rusts), which infest a wide variety of cultivated and
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• Millet
  ...ll-[[seed]]ed [[species]] of [[cereal]] [[Crop (agriculture)|crops]], or [[grains]], widely grown around the world for [[food]] and [[fodder]]. They do not ...thnobotanists]], relying on data such as the relative abundance of charred grains found in archaeological sites, hypothesize that the cultivation of millets
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• Ras el hanout
  ...unusual, such as [[Rowan#Rowan berries as food|ash berries]], [[chufa]], [[Grains of Paradise]], [[orris root]], [[Monk's pepper]], [[cubeb]]s, dried [[roseb
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• Pulse (legume)
  ...relatively poor in the [[essential amino acid]] [[methionine]]. [[Cereal|Grains]], among other foods, can make up for this shortfall.
  4 KB (593 words) - 10:19, 12 July 2007
• Pigeon pea
  ...u#Tofu made from other legumes and grains|Tofu made from other legumes and grains]]
  5 KB (712 words) - 11:03, 12 July 2007
• Sweet corn
  ...ses for this plant as detailed below. Dent corn has mostly white to yellow grains. This and Flint corn are widely grown for oils, cornflour, cereals and sila
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• Epidendroideae
  ...pollinium|pollinia]], i.e. a mass of waxy [[pollen]] or of coherent pollen grains. The pollinia are with [[caudicle]] and [[viscidium]] or without.
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• Spelt
  ...of [[gluten]], it is suitable for [[baking]]. In Germany, the unripe spelt grains are [[drying (food)|dried]] and eaten as ''Grünkern'', which literally mea ...''Dinkel'', and the hull which covers the seed is called ''Spelz''. Hulled grains, which don't thresh freely like modern wheat, were identified by this quali
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• Cleavers
  The seeds are similar size to [[cereal]] grains, and so are a common contaminant in cereals since they are difficult to [[T
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