Thinking particularly about the history of wheat agriculture in Europe, which is defined by successive waves of adopting different wheat subspecies and cultivars after they were developed in the Middle East, lol
First Einkorn, then Emmer and Spelt, then Durum and Breadwheat...
First Einkorn, then Emmer and Spelt, then Durum and Breadwheat...
They didn't even make their own cultivars of crops, really, until recently, they just imported newer cultivars from the Middle East to replace older ones
February 23, 2026 at 6:02 PM
Thinking particularly about the history of wheat agriculture in Europe, which is defined by successive waves of adopting different wheat subspecies and cultivars after they were developed in the Middle East, lol
First Einkorn, then Emmer and Spelt, then Durum and Breadwheat...
First Einkorn, then Emmer and Spelt, then Durum and Breadwheat...
Also I like to imagine "elven wheat" might be a bit more like durum than breadwheat, if only because high elves eating couscous seems fitting
April 12, 2026 at 6:32 PM
Also I like to imagine "elven wheat" might be a bit more like durum than breadwheat, if only because high elves eating couscous seems fitting
Glad to share the latest publication on #Zymoseptoria by #GDEC #INRAE_Clermont #breadwheat, with a contribution from the #ADEPteam #INRAE_Bioger : "The genetic architecture of #resistance to septoria tritici blotch in French #wheat cultivars." doi.org/10.1186/s128...
December 20, 2024 at 7:42 AM
Glad to share the latest publication on #Zymoseptoria by #GDEC #INRAE_Clermont #breadwheat, with a contribution from the #ADEPteam #INRAE_Bioger : "The genetic architecture of #resistance to septoria tritici blotch in French #wheat cultivars." doi.org/10.1186/s128...