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food grain

/fuːd ɡreɪn/

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/fuːd ɡreɪn/B1formalculinary
  • ruОбщий термин для мелких твёрдых семян или зёрен, собираемых с зерновых культур, таких как пшеница, рис, кукуруза или ячмень, используемых в качестве основного источника пищи для людей и животных.

A general term for small, hard seeds or grains harvested from cereal crops such as wheat, rice, corn, or barley, used as a staple food source for humans and animals.

  1. Edible cereal seedsA2formal

    Small, hard, dry seeds harvested from cereal plants, used as a staple food source for humans and animals.

    ruПищевое зерно

    • Rice and wheat are the most common food grains consumed worldwide.
    • Farmers store food grains in silos to protect them from pests.
    • Many cultures use food grains like barley and millet in traditional dishes.
  2. Botanical classificationB1formal

    A type of fruit harvested from grass-like plants (Poaceae family), consisting of a seed and its protective husk.

    ruЗерновая культура

    • Botanically, a food grain is a caryopsis, a dry fruit where the seed coat is fused to the fruit wall.
    • Corn, oats, and rye are all classified as food grains.
    • The study of food grains is essential for agricultural science.
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