wild wheat meaning in Hindi

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Aaronson was a botanist, and the discoverer of wild wheat.
Erebuni was formed in 1981, with the purpose of protecting 100 varieties of wild wheat and their habitat.
Greater rainfall in many temperate zones nourished a spread of vegetation, including many grasses like wild wheat and barley.
This area is known for its sufficient rainfall which leads to the over abundance of wild wheat and barley.
Wild wheats " Triticum boeoticum " and " T . urartu " grow in this area, also used for farming goats.
There were no native wild wheats and barley in the Americas that might have led to an earlier introduction of agriculture there.
The wild wheats were not described until the mid-19th century because of the poor state of botanical exploration in the Near East, where they grow.
Farming arose early in the Fertile Crescent since the area had an abundance of wild wheat and pulse species that were nutritious and easy to domesticate.
The more-common pasta and bread wheats are polyploid, having 28 ( tetraploid ) and 42 ( hexaploid ) chromosomes, compared to the 14 ( diploid ) chromosomes in the wild wheat.
And when three days were expired the Scotch people leapt down from the land, and one of them had in his hand a bunch of grapes, and the other an ear of wild wheat.

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