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Using the number of genes in rice (~41,000; [ 28]) as a guide, and taking the polyploidy of wheat into account, it is to be expected that the total number of wheat genes significantly exceeds this number of contigs.
In the Middle East this took the form of wheat and barley, eventually ending up in your toast or beer.
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"Because al-Nusra are the best to rule, and we can take care of the wheat," said the technician.
As a student and young man, he worked freelance on farms across the state, heading west to take part in the wheat harvest each fall.
Although no contract breaches took place in the wheat market, early negative experiences in the soybean market resulted in a general hesitancy on the part of the public sector to engage in partnerships with the private sector.
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