That thebarleys with four and six rows were, in prehistoric agriculture anterior to that of the ancient Egyptians who built the monuments, derived from H.
It is possible that the wild barleys mentioned by ancient authors and by Olivier were Hordeum hexastichon, but there is no proof of this.
The barleys with six and four ranks were species formerly wild, extinct since the historical epoch.
Hungarian two-rowed barleys are excellent as regards quality, and command a high price.
Linnaeus and the earlier botanists recognized six species of cultivated barleys, but modern botanists usually consider all cultivated barleys as belonging to one species to which the name H.
The corns of two-rowed barleys are as a rule plumper than those of six-rowed barleys.
Undoubtedly the nitrogenous constituents of different barleys vary widely in nature as well as in amount.
It is believed by some brewers that Goldthorpe barleys never yield malt of so high a quality as do Chevallier barleys.
Wahl asserts that in America six-rowed barleys containing a far higher percentage of protein are used successfully, indeed preferably, for malting purposes.
Especially is this the case with barleys containing large percentages of nitrogen and of high enzymatic activities.
I halted and advanced to Aribue a fortified city belonging to Lubarna of the land of the Khatti: 82 the city I took to myself; the wheats and barleys of Luhuti I collected; I allowed his palace to be sacked and settled Assyrians there.
For three years longer the Barleysremained tenants of Parksides, and then departed for another bourne.
The Barleys can't help her--can't help themselves.
The barleys are chiefly used for human food with or without rice.
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