بررسی گیاه یولاف به صورت لاتین

بررسی منابع برای دانشجویان کارشناسی، کارشناسی ارشد و دکترای کشاورزی به صورت لاتین بررسی تک تک گیاهانی که فکر می کنید برای پایان نامه مفید است و همچنین مناسب برای پرورش دهندگان این گیاهان به همراه عکس آفات و بیماری ها و روش درمان تمام نوشته جات دارای منبع می باشند

Oats are annual grasses belonging to the genus Avena, in the family Poaceae and are grown primarily for use as livestock feed. Several species of oats are grown commercially in different regions of the world,

including Avena sativa (common oat), Avena byzantina (Algerian or red oat), Avena nuda (naked oat) and Avena sterilis (the sterile or animated oat). Like wheat, oats generally have been developed into different

varieties that are adapted to planting at different times of the year. Spring oats are planted for a late summer harvest, whereas Winter oats are planted for harvesting in early to mid summer. Overwintering varieties

are more commonly grown in regions with mild winters. Oats generally possess an upright stem and fibrous root system. The inflorescence consists of a number of branches, or racemes, and spikelets (20–150 per

plant) which usually contain three florets or flowers (naked oats produce 3–7 flowers per spikelet). Generally, two seeds (kernels) are produced per spikelet, but sometimes only one develops. Ancestors of the

common oat, Avena sativa and the closely related Avena byzantina originated from the Fertile Crescent of the Near East.