Booting and inflorescence emergence are the fifth and sixth steps of several scales detailing the development of these plants such as the Zadoks Growth Scale. Their definitive characteristic is the presence of features in which the pericarp is fused with the outer coat called caryopses. Amaranth and quinoa fall into the class of "pseudo" these. The
Booting and inflorescence emergence are the fifth and sixth steps of several scales detailing the development of these plants such as the Zadoks Growth Scale. Their definitive characteristic is the presence of features in which the pericarp is fused with the outer coat called caryopses. Amaranth and quinoa fall into the class of "pseudo" these. Their cultivation includes the steps of winnowing, chaffing, and threshing. For 10 points, name these grasses which are cultivated for their edible seeds, which include maize, rice, and wheat.
Booting and inflorescence emergence are the fifth and sixth steps of several scales detailing the development of these plants such as the Zadoks Growth Scale.
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