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Also known as wheat grain
イネ目イネ科の植物
Wheat is a type of grass whose grains are grown and eaten as a staple food in many parts of the world. It has been cultivated by humans since around 9600 BC in the Fertile Crescent, and today includes several widely grown varieties like common wheat, spelt, and durum.
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コムギ(小麦、英: Wheat)はイネ科コムギ属に属する一年草の植物。一般的にはパンコムギ(学名: Triticum aestivum)を指すが、広義には(学名: Triticum compactum)やデュラムコムギ(学名: Triticum durum)などコムギ属(学名: Triticum)の植物全般を指す。世界三大穀物のひとつで、小麦粉にされパン・麺類・菓子などの主な材料となる。 他の三大穀物と同じく「基礎食料」であり、各国で生産された小麦は、まず国内で消費され、剰余が輸出される。主要な輸出国はロシア、アメリカ、カナダ、オーストラリア、ウクライナである。 人類は紀元前1万5千年~紀元前3千年ころに栽培しはじめ、現在世界でも特に生産量の多い穀物のひとつであり、世界の年間生産量は約7.3億トンである。これはトウモロコシの約10.4億トンには及ばないが、米の約7.4億トンにほぼ近い(2014年)。
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