Wheat is a bunch grass with upright tillers. The leaves are rolled in the whorl. Leaf blades are smooth near the base and rough near tip on the upper side. Lower side entirely smooth. Leaf sheath is ...

Confocal overview of a TaEPF1 OE wheat leaf showing epidermal layer (purple), subtending mesophyll cells (green), a stomate (St) consisting of guard cells and associated subsidiary cells and ...

“After jointing, when you drive over wheat you kill the growing point,” Arnall explains. “Prior to the flag leaf any nitrogen applied goes into grain yield.” The nitrogen source often ...

The South Dakota State University Agricultural Experiment Station and the South Dakota State Foundation Seed Stock Division ...

Agricultural meteorologist Joe Woznicki with the Commodity Weather Group told Reuters that such conditions affected about 65% of the nation’s total hard red winter wheat belt and possibly about 35% of ...

It grows rapidly and vigorously from seed. Rye tends to be taller thank wheat. This plant is a bunch type grass with many upright tillers. The leaves, like most small grains are rolled in the whorl.