Wheat

Wheat in English refers to the annual or biennial cereal grass of the genus Triticum, or the edible grain of this plant, which is a global staple used to make flour for bread, pasta, and other food products. The pronunciation is /wiːt/ (weat).

Meaning and usage

Plant and grain: The word refers to both the plant and its grain, which is cultivated for food.

Products: Wheat is a key ingredient for products like flour, pasta, bread, and pastries.

Global staple: It is one of the most important crops and a staple food for millions of people worldwide.

Types: There are different species of wheat, such as common wheat (T. aestivum) used for bread and durum wheat (T. durum) used for pasta.

Pronunciation

The word is pronounced /wiːt/.

Phonetically, the sound is similar to "weat".

Cultivation and origin

Rich in nutrients: Origin: Cumin is native to Asia and the Middle East.

Growing conditions: The plant thrives in well-drained soil and needs temperatures around for cultivation.

Maturity: It takes about 110-115 days for the crop to mature

Important Considerations

Variations: Specifications can vary between manufacturers and grades.

Milling: The milling degree (single or double polished) is also a specification.

Packaging: Packaging options, such as BOPP, jute, or PP bags, are also specified by suppliers

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